Researching the HLSB's holdings
The HLSB owns a valuable historical stock.
On FulDig you will find digitised holdings of the HLSB.
The HLSB concentrates on regional literature as well as historical holdings and special collections.
The HLSB preserves historical and more recent collections.
You need a library card to borrow, renew and reserve books, DVDs, CDs etc.
Borrowing, loan period, reminders, returns, loss/damage
Ordering, reserving, pick-up shelves
Interlibrary loan account, fees, ordering, loan period, ILL International library loan
The Fulda University, State and Public Library (HLSB) offers a wide range of media for adults, young people and children.
At the University you will find a wide range of opportunities for reading, learning and working.
As a student at Fulda University of Applied Sciences, you can reserve individual and group study rooms on campus.
The HLSB offers a wide range of guided tours and trainings.
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Advice and financial support from the HLSB.
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Open Access in green - your secondary publication in FulDok.
The most important information about the publication of your work.
Central institution of the university.
Contact details and areas of responsibility
Current vacancies as well as apprenticeships and internships.
Archiving the documents of the departments, committees and institutions of the university. university.
HLSB Sponsors' Association
In the basement at the Heinrich-von-Bibra-Platz location, children and young people can find books, DVDs and other media to borrow. Library items for children are labelled with orange stickers, those for young people with blue stickers.
The library card for children (7-12 years) and young people (13 to 17 years) is applied for via the online form. For the registration of minors, a written statement of consent from a parent or legal guardian* and the documents listed below are always required.
Children between the ages of 7 and 12 can obtain their library card from the Children and Young Adults Department at Heinrich-von-Bibra-Platz. Young people aged 13 and over can obtain their library card at the service desk on the ground floor at Heinrich-von-Bibra-Platz.
Library items from the Children and Young Adults Department can be kept for four weeks. These should be returned undamaged and on time to avoid fees.
The loan period can be renewed up to three times, either in person or online, using the user number and password.
Renewals are only possible if the item has not been reserved.
Further information can be found under Borrowing library items.
There are no fees for the library card or the loan.
If library items are returned late, overdue fines of €3 per item per week will be charged. It is recommended that library items are returned or the loan period renewed in good time. If a medium is lost or damaged, it must be replaced.
The library card can be used to reserve a desired book or other library items via the internet. Once the item has been returned, a notification is sent by email and a collection period of seven days is available.
A large selection of children's and young adult literature is available at the Heinrich-von-Bibra-Platz location. The books, DVDs, console games and robots are sorted by age group and topic. The collection offers a variety of reading and gaming experiences. Information on availability and use can be viewed online. A digital offer is also available.
Further information
The "School and learning" section (shelf mark: 45 / ..., location: Schule und Lernen) contains literature that supports school education.
Library items for all types of school can be found here, from primary school to general and vocational secondary school. The offer comprises learning aids from all school subjects, sample exams, individual and collective interpretation aids as well as collections of formulae. There are also materials to guide you in writing papers and written examinations.
The collection also contains verb tables, dictionaries and grammars in various languages such as German, English, French, Latin and Spanish as well as lexicons.
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