Heriot-Watt University staff

Under an established reciprocal agreement Heriot-Watt University academic staff are entitled to free borrowing at Edinburgh University Library. This is now through the SCONUL Access scheme.

 

Membership

Membership Notes
External borrower Free. Membership lasts maximum of 3 years or expiry date on SCONUL Access card/email if sooner.

What do I need to bring?

Membership Documentation
External borrower Staff ID card AND SCONUL Access card/email*

* You must apply for your SCONUL Access card/email at Heriot-Watt University Library. Both your staff ID card and SCONUL Access card/email must be current and valid. If your staff ID card does not have your photo on it then photographic ID must also be provided.

What does my card entitle me to?

Details of what your card entitles you to at the University Library can be found on the following page.

Further information

Registration can take place at any library site but can only take place during Helpdesk staffed hours. You may fill in the application form online before visiting the library.

Please note that registration ceases 20 minutes prior to the Helpdesk closing.

Self-registration form

 

Your library card can be used in the Main Library and all site libraries. Access to departmental libraries or class libraries is not available.

Replacement cards (lost, stolen or expired)

If your external borrower's card is lost, stolen or damaged you can get it replaced at a card helpdesk for a £10 fee.

If your card expires you must apply for a new one. To do this you must register with the library again and provide the required documentation as detailed above. All required documentation must be provided.

Replacement cards

Wireless access

The University of Edinburgh is a member of the JANET Roaming Service, normally referred to as eduroam. Eduroam allows university staff and students of participating institutions to login at other eduroam participating institutions.

You must speak to your home institution's IT support before visiting University of Edinburgh, as you may have to register or set up the service at your home institution before being able to use it elsewhere.

Visitors to University of Edinburgh who are experiencing technical problems with eduroam should consult their home institution's IT support.