Would you like to visit the library or contact us? Here you find the corresponding information.

Find out how to register, how long you can borrow media, what the reminder fees are if you hand in a medium too late, and what you can do if you have lost a borrowed medium.

This page informs you about how and where you can order, reserve and collect media. (further information currently available in German only)

In the library you will find media that you can copy or scan by yourself. For others you have to order copies or scans. You find out more here.

To use the university libraries’ online services, you need a personal account. More information about this access and details about the workstations in the library can be found here. (further information currently available in German only)

Lockers for valuables, lockable book trolleys, book boxes and media boxes simplify your work in the library. Please refer to the following page for modalities. (further information currently available in German only)

Important addresses of the UdK library, whether postal address or address of the shop for UdK publications, can be found here.

You have not found a medium in the „Wissensportal der Künste“ and you think it would be an enrichment for this library? Feel free to make a suggestion.

We are very interested in your feedback. Do not hesitate to write us, so we can improve our services. We will answer as soon as possible.

Here you find an overview of the various workstations within the University library. Some rooms need a reservation. (further information currently available in German only)

The Volkswagen building at Fasanenstrasse 88 is fully accessible to wheelchair users. If you need help, please contact the information desk on the fourth floor.

On the first floor there is a parent-child room where you can work and where your children can play. (further information currently available in German only)

Professors and lecturers of the UdK Berlin have the opportunity to reserve books, sheet music and audiovisual media, which are of particular importance for their seminars, in course material collections (“Semesterapparate”). (further information currently available in German only)

The new copyright law for science (UrhWissG) came into force on 1 march 2018. Here you find the new rules that have to be followed when setting up a digital course material collection. (further information currently available in German only)