UB and CMB opening hours: Christmas and New Year and the first week of January 2023 (January 2-8)
The UB will be open as much as possible during the holiday period around Christmas and New Year. In December and January, the opening hours will be:
UB City Centre
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24 - 26 December: closed
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27 - 30 December: 10 am-5 pm
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31 December: closed
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1 January: closed
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2 - 8 January: 10 am - 5 pm
Special Collections
The Special Collections Department will be closed from 26 until 30 December.
UB Zernike
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24 December - 1 January: closed
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2 - 6 January: only available by e-mail, building is closed
CMB
The Central Medical Library (CMB) is closed from Sunday 25 December to Sunday 1 January 2023.
UB services UB City Centre between December 23 and January 2
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Requested books will be processed starting 2 January (Note: this also applies to ILL books). Therefore, it will take longer for books to be available in Selfservice A. You will receive a pickup notification.
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Would you like to borrow a book from one of the study room collections? Please borrow it through Selfservice B (ground floor, at the bottom of the stairs).
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Requested lending cards will be processed starting 2 January.
UG only and exam period
On 9 January 2023, the UG-only period will start again in the UB. This period is planned around the exam periods at UG faculties and begins some time before the start of the exam periods. In this period, the UB City Centre is only accessible to students and employees of the University of Groningen (and other UB pass holders). Hanze students do not have access to the UB during these periods. Alternative study places can be found in e.g. the Forum or at Hanzehogeschool.
The UG-only period runs from 9 through 27 January. Opening hours are: 8.30-00.00.
Last modified: | 06 January 2023 4.06 p.m. |
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