Join the library by visiting either campus library and showing your student identification card. Your student card will be your library card.
Once you are registered as a library member you will receive an email to set up a password. You will need to sign into your library account to access online resources, request items, and renew items.
All items except reference material are available for borrowing. You can borrow up to 10 items at once.
Item | Loan Period |
---|---|
Books | 4 weeks |
Magazines/Journals | 2 weeks |
DVD and CDs | 2 weeks |
Place a hold on an item by signing into your library account. Items are held for one week before they are reshelved or issued to another library member if not collected.
Renew your items online or talk to Library staff. An item cannot be renewed if it has been requested by another library member.
Notices for overdue items are sent to your student email account. There are no late fees, however you will not be able to borrow items if you have items overdue.
You may be billed to replace lost or damaged items that were issued on your card. You will not be able to borrow until the bill is paid. If you have outstanding debts this may also affect your travel to workshops or graduate from your course.
Items can be sent between Batchelor and Central Australian Campus libraries.
To request items from other libraries or institutions email library@batchelor.edu.au
You are responsible for:
- All items issued on your card
- Replacement of lost or damaged items
- Compliance with Copyright legislation
- Compliance with Institute policies including internet use.
All Batchelor Institute students automatically have reciprocal borrowing rights with Charles Darwin University library.
- Information literacy locate the most relevant and reliable information sources.
- Referencing and research achieve these essential academic skills.
- Digital literacy assistance with using computers and computer software such as Microsoft Office applications.
Guides to assist you with searching the catalogue and locating relevant information.
One-on-one support for information inquiries and access to online resources.
We welcome your recommendations to purchase resources where they support teaching and learning.
- Computer and internet access
- Printing and photocopying
- Scanning to USB or student email
- Quiet study space
- After-hours access (Batchelor campus only)
- Tea and coffee facilities