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.
What should you do with the research data? We can help.
Advice and financial support from the HLSB.
Join the research!
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
Both HLSB locations will be closed on 19 June (Corpus Christi)!
We kindly ask for your understanding.
Outside service hours the following services are not available: issuing of library cards, payment of interlibrary loan fees, set up of interlibrary loan accounts.
The HLSB is closed at both locations on Sundays, public holidays, Shrove Monday, Holy Saturday, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
Closure days 2025: Jan 1st (New Year's Day); March 3rd (Shrove Monday); Apr 18th - Apr 21st (Good Friday to Easter Monday); May 1st (May Day); May 29th (Ascension Day); June 6th (Whit Monday); June 19th (Corpus Christi); Oct 3rd (German national holiday); Dec 24th - 26th (Christmas); Dec 31st (New Year’s Eve)
