| Good Friday 25 Mar |
Easter Saturday 26 Mar |
Easter Sunday 27 Mar |
Easter Monday 28 Mar |
Easter Tuesday 29 Mar |
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| Hub Library and Learning Commons Mt Albert |
Closed | 9am - 4.30pm | Closed | Closed | 9am - 4.30pm |
| Building 1 Library |
Closed | 9am - 4.30pm | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Waitākere Library |
Closed | 10am - 4.00pm | Closed | Closed | 9am - 4.30pm |
| Northern Campus Library and Learning Centre |
Closed | ||||
Monday, March 21, 2016
Library Easter Hours 2016
Over the Easter break the Unitec libraries will be open at times
different from their regular hours. Check the details below or see the library hours page.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Easter Egg draw!
Enter our Easter Egg draw to win a big chocolate bunny by simply using a library self-check machine.
How:
1. Go to Unitec Hub library, B1 library or Waitakere library.
2. Check out your books with the self check machine there.
2. Print off the slip.
3. Bring the slip to the desk.
When:
Winner drawn Thursday 24th March 2016
Where:
Unitec Hub library, Building One Library and Waitakere library
For more information, contact us here.
Library Laptops Loan Service
Unitec Library lends laptops at the Mt Albert Hub Library (B110) and at the Hub Learning Commons Ask Us
desk, as well as at Building 1 (Mt Albert), Waitakere and Northern Campus. Please note the following important information about this service.
The Laptops loan service in the Mt Albert Hub Library & Commons are open the following hours:
The Laptops loan service in the Mt Albert Hub Library & Commons are open the following hours:
- Monday - Thursday: 8.00am – 8.30pm
- Friday: 8.00am – 5.30pm
- Saturday: 9am - 4.00pm
- Sunday: 9am - 4.00pm
Check the other library locations opening hours here - the laptops loaning period closes half hour before library closes.
Please note
Please note
- Laptops cannot be booked in in advance– they are issued on a first come first served basis.
- We do not issue multiple laptops to one person.
- Laptops must be returned within 4 hours of time of loan or by the end time specified above - whichever is earlier.
- If laptops are returned late they will accrue a fine of 50 cents per hour.
- If a laptop is damaged or not returned, the borrower will be charged a replacement fee of $1000.
- If you have library or Unitec fines/fees owing of over $5 you cannot borrow a laptop (fines must be paid at the Library not the Hub Learning Commons)
The
number of laptops available for loan are:
- Hub Commons and Hub Library - 48
- Building 1 Library - 8
- Waitakere Library - 30
- Northern Campus - 10
Friday, March 11, 2016
Database Outage - Proquest Science Journals
Due to an important system update, database Proquest Science Journals will be unavailable on Sunday 13 Mar from 4pm till midnight.
Please take this into account in your schedule. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Friday, February 26, 2016
Start strong this semester
Learn essential computer and study skills to help you succeed at Unitec:
- Academic study skills and maths workshops (click here to book - for APA referencing workshops click on "rev up your writing...')
- Workshops for postgraduates (click here to book - for workshops on Endnote, Zotero and Databases click on the 'locate appropriate info and keep records...)
- IMS (Unitec computers) Quickstart Guide: You can do this online in your own time
Note: For free Microsoft Office training see FREE4U computing. - For free computer orientation workshops, visit the IMS Help Desk team in 112-1001 (adjacent to the Library)
- Moodle help
- Printing and copying help
- For learning about referencing software and searching library databases see under 'study skills'
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Free books! Bring your own carry bag!
Unitec Library welcomes you to a new academic year by offering thousands of free books!
These library books are no longer required by the library so they are being given away free. They cover all subjects taught at Unitec. You can take as many as you want.

Time: 10am to 4pm
Place: In Hub, beside the gold lecture theatre, down the stairs opposite the coffee cart.
HINT: Bring your own bags to carry the books.
These library books are no longer required by the library so they are being given away free. They cover all subjects taught at Unitec. You can take as many as you want.

When: 22 Feb to 11 March 2016
Time: 10am to 4pm
Place: In Hub, beside the gold lecture theatre, down the stairs opposite the coffee cart.
HINT: Bring your own bags to carry the books.
Tuesday, February 09, 2016
Unitec Waitakere Library Evaluation Report
The Unitec Waitakere Library Evaluation aims to find out how students feel about Waitakere Library’s new layout and facilities. It was conducted between 21 Oct - 5 Nov 2015 and a total of 239 students who were studying at Waitakere campus completed the survey. Library staff are addressing the issues raised by students. For example, a water cooler has already been installed.
Summary of the survey result:
The results of the survey are in the document 2015 Waitakere Library Evaluation.
We welcome your feedback. To make a comment or suggestion use our Feedback form or contact us by email.
Summary of the survey result:
- Highly positive student feedback on the Waitakere Library:
- Group study rooms are the most frequently used space in the library and are well received by students.
- The Waitakere Library received high ratings on the convenient location, good librarian support and collaborative space for students.
- Students are happy with the facilities, layout and the book collections available in the library.
- Family-friendly study rooms are useful but need to be well soundproofed:
- 36% of the respondents felt it is important to be able to bring their children with them when study in the library.
- Other users’ concerns about having family-friendly study rooms are centred on noise control.
- There is room for improvement:
- Library users would like more quiet and private space to study.
- Noise level is the main concern of many respondents.
- More individual and group study space/rooms are needed.
- More desktop computers for students to use and more laptops with longer loan time.
- Temperature in the library can be better controlled and a water cooler can be added.
- Longer opening hours on the weekends, especially around exam period.
- A few respondents mentioned their concerns about safety.
- Some unfriendly characters around the library.
- Having security guards would improve the level of safety.
- Library users would like more quiet and private space to study.
The results of the survey are in the document 2015 Waitakere Library Evaluation.
We welcome your feedback. To make a comment or suggestion use our Feedback form or contact us by email.
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