Find study space
Find study space
Study space availability
Branches
Key
- Lots of space
- Getting busy
- Busy!
Architecture, Building and Planning Library
Location
The Architecture, Building and Planning Library is located on the ground floor of the Glyn Davis Building (Building 133).
Space types
- Individual study - available on both the ground level and the basement level consisting of armchairs with laptop tables or seating at desks.
- Quiet study - in the basement level and ground floor.
- Group study - four bookable project rooms in the basement and open study space on the ground floor
Computers
- Can be reserved for up to 3 hours via BookIT
- Located on basement and ground floors
After hours zone
- No
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Baillieu Library
Location
The Baillieu Library is located in the Baillieu Library building (Building 177).
Space types
- Individual study - available on all floors consisting of armchairs with laptop tables, carrels, booths or seating at desks and benches.
- Quiet study - located on levels 1 - 3.
- Group study - bookable project rooms and booths on the ground floor and open study space on the ground floor and basement.
- Graduate study space - level 1, swipe access.
Computers
- Can be reserved for up to 3 hours via BookIT.
- All levels.
- Student IT Help Desk - ground floor.
- Computers for students with disabilities.
After hours zone
- Ground floor only, see library hours.
- Swipe access via student/staff card.
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Burnley Library
Location
Burnley Library is located in the Burnley Library building (Building 914) on Burnley campus.
Space types
- Individual study - seating at desks and arm chairs.
- Group study - 1 project room via DiBS.
Computers
- 9 computers.
- Zoom room.
After hours zone
- Ground floor only - see library hours.
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ERC Library
Location
The ERC Library is located in the Eastern Resource Centre (Building 171).
Space types
- Individual study - available on all floors consisting of armchairs with laptop tables, carrels, booths or seating at desks and benches.
- Quiet study - located on levels 2 - 3.
- Group study - bookable project rooms on the basement, ground and first and second floors as well as open study space on the basement, ground and first floors.
- Graduate study space - level 3, swipe access.
Computers
- Can be reserved for up to 3 hours via BookIT.
- All levels.
- Student IT Help Desk - level 1.
- Computers for students with disabilities.
After hours zone
- Basement, ground and level 1 only - see library hours.
- Graduate zone level 3 - see library hours.
- Swipe access via student/staff card.
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Giblin Eunson
Location
The Giblin Eunson Library is located in the FBE building (Building 105).
Space types
- Individual study - available on all floors consisting of armchairs with laptop tables, booths or seating at desks and benches.
- Quiet study - located on all levels.
- Group study - bookable project rooms on all floors as well as open study space.
- Graduate study space - upper ground, swipe access.
Computers
- Can be reserved for up to 3 hours via BookIT.
- All levels.
- Student IT Help Desk - ground floor.
After hours zone
- Ground and upper ground south only, see library hours.
- Swipe access via student/staff card.
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Law
Location
The Law Library is located in the Law Building (Building 106).
Space types
- Individual study - available on all floors consisting of armchairs with laptop tables, carrels, booths or seating at desks and benches.
- Quiet study - located on levels 4 - 5.
- Group study - bookable project rooms and booths on all floors. Level 4 rooms are restricted to Melbourne Law School students.
- Melbourne Law School only study space - level 3, swipe access.
Computers
- Can be reserved for up to 3 hours via BookIT.
- Levels 3 and 4.
After hours zone
- No.
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Southbank
Key
- Lots of space
- Getting busy
- Busy!
Location
The Southbank Library is located in The Hub (Building 863) on the Southbank campus.
Space types
- Individual study - available on all floors consisting of armchairs with laptop tables, tiered seating or seating at desks and benches.
- Quiet study - located on both levels.
- Group study - bookable project rooms on level 1 and open study space on the ground floor and level 1.
Computers
- Can be reserved for up to 3 hours via BookIT.
- All levels.
After hours zone
- Ground floor only, see library hours.
- Swipe access via student/staff card.
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Werribee
Location
The J.A. Gilruth Library is housed in the Library and Teaching Building (building 418) on the Werribee campus.
Space types
- Individual study - available consisting of armchairs with laptop tables, carrels, or seating at desks and benches.
- Group study - bookable project rooms.
Computers
- Can be reserved for up to 3 hours via BookIT.
- All levels.
After hours zone
- Werribee campus students and staff only, see library hours.
- Swipe access via student/staff card.
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Frequently asked questions
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Each Parkville library has a digital sign located at the main entrance, and it will indicate how busy each floor is for that library and how busy each of the other libraries are on campus.
Bookmark library.unimelb.edu.au/services/find-a-seat to view overall library occupation for each branch from home or on the tram.
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The sensors work by employing proprietary algorithms to analyse 3 dimensional maps of the entrance to each space in real time. Shape movements are extracted from the maps that match defined criteria to determine how many people enter and exit the space each minute.All of the 3D processing and analysis is done within the sensor itself and the technology is anonymous. No identifying information is stored or transmitted from the sensor.
The sensors indicate the number of people on that level, not how many seats are physically available.
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The data updates every 10 seconds
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No, it is not, especially as the system counts people entering and exiting the floor not seats. There will be people looking for books in the stacks or visiting the bathroom and staff members working in the building included in the count, who will not be using seats.