University of Strathclyde Library de Glasgow, Royaume-Uni

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Téléphone :	+44 141 548 4752
Site :	www.lib.strath.ac.uk
Adresse :	Cathedral St, Glasgow, Royaume-Uni, G1 1HX City Centre, Merchant City
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	70 mGlasgow, Cathedral Street/ North Frederick Street 160 mGlasgow, North Frederick Street/ Martha Street 160 mGlasgow, North Hanover Street/ Queen Street Station
Catégories :	Bibliothèque

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Gavin M.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Having studied at both of Glasgow’s universities, I must say that while Strathclyde has a better mix of students and dare i say it, better teaching, it’s library just can’t compete with the 12 floor behemoth in the West end.
That’s not to say it’s not adequate. There are of course thousands upon thousands of books, plenty of computers (though at busy times you won’t get near one), a café and «discussion areas» where silence isn’t required, but it just never really felt like a place I wanted to study, and compared to Glasgow Uni the opening times are pretty limited.
Good, but could be better.

Liz K.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Glasgow, United Kingdom

A lumbering, monstrous biulding, Strathclyde uni’s library can be found on Cathedral Street, at the north-east corner of the campus.
Five levels of educational goodness await inside. Entering on level 3, there are 2 levels above you, and 2 below. The quiet study areas are often plagued by people indulging in fervent whispered conversations in the futile hope that this will not disturb other users.
In the months and weeks leading up to exams, seats become increasingly rare and it is especially annoying if you need computer access to do work and other people are using them to chesk Bebo and Youtube.
All the staff I have dealt with are helpful and professional. The library also carries an extensive back catalogue of academic journals, useful when conducting research.
Discussion levels are provided on each level and these have proved invaluable during a group research project we carried out last semester.
All in all, a good, well-stocked library!