Bodleian Education Library

Contact

Address:	Bodleian Education Library 15 Norham Gardens Oxford OX2 6PY
Phone:	01865 274028
E-mail:	education.library@bodleian.ox.ac.uk
Website:	http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/education

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Library Staff

Librarian:	Catherine Scutt

Assistant Librarian:	Kat Steiner

Opening Hours

Note that opening hours may sometimes change at short notice. If travelling to visit a library you are advised to check with the library to confirm details.

Term time:	Mon-Fri 08.30-19.00, Sat & Sun 11.00-18.00

Vacation:	Vacation: Mon-Fri 08.30-17.30, Sat 11:00-18:00

Closed:	August Bank Holiday and when the Department of Education is closed over Christmas and Easter.

Notes:	Note that our term time opening hours follow the PGCE term, which is longer than the University term and closer to the Oxfordshire school term.

Admission and Borrowing Policies

Note that by necessity these policies are much simplified and provided for initial guidance only. Please check with the library for full details.

OU undergraduate students:	Admissions: all. Borrowing: all. Current students may borrow 10 books for 1 week.
OU postgraduate students:	Admissions: all. Borrowing: all. PGCE students may borrow 10 books for 1 week (MT), 2 weeks (HT & TT); Department of Education Masters students may borrow 15 books for 1 week. Department of Education Doctoral and part-time students (e.g. MLT, TELUS, MTEd) may borrow 20 books for 4 weeks. Other Oxford University students may borrow 10 books for 1 week.
OU academic and research staff:	Admissions: all. Borrowing: all. Current Department of Education academic staff may borrow 20 books for 4 weeks. Other Oxford University staff may borrow 10 books for 1 week.
Others:	Admissions: all. Borrowing: none. External researchers are welcome to use the Library for reference. Please contact Bodleian Admissions for a Library Card.

Our collection focusses on the areas of research and teaching within the Department of Education. These include: educational research methodology; international and comparative education; higher education; e-learning; applied linguistics and second language acquisition; literacy; child learning and development; teacher education and continuing professional development; education in mathematics, science, English, history, geography, religious education, and modern languages.

Bodleian Education Library