Publish Open Access with funding through national library agreements with various publishers. Costs covered by the agreements are prepaid.
Self-service mean that the library will be open for self-service, providing access to the premises even when the information desk is not staffed.
Here you will find films, guides, links and other tips that will help you with information searching, scholarly articles, academic writing, reference management, copyright, etc.
Do you need materials that are not available in our collections? In that case, we'll do our best to acquire the materials for you, either by purchasing them or borrowing from another library.
Do you have a reading disability that affects your studies? If you have a reading disability that impacts your studies, you may be entitled to...
If you are a distance education student and live outside our two campus towns, Östersund and Sundsvall, you can get books sent to your address.
Monday 27 April 2026
On Tuesday, April 28th, the library's information desk will be closed between 09.45-12.30 due to a staff meeting. The library is open for self-service as usual.
Monday 27 April 2026
Why is everyone talking about OpenAlex? More and more researchers and research evaluators are using OpenAlex. We devote 22 minutes to the advantages and disadvantages of the new open citation database.
08.30–08.52
Online
Friday 24 April 2026
Right now we’re gathering your thoughts and would love to hear what you think. Is there anything missing or that needs to be improved? Or maybe something that you think works great! Take the opportunity to make your voice heard!
Friday 24 April 2026
On May 7, 2026 from 16:00, SUS, a section under the Student Union, organizes an essay evening in collaboration with the library!
16.00–20.00
Sundsvall
Thursday 9 April 2026
EBSCO and E-book Central are moving away from Adobe Digital Editions and are changing e-book readers in April. EBSCO e-books will be read with Thorium from the 14th of April. From April 29th, E-book central will only allow its own app for reading downloaded e-books.
Thursday 9 April 2026
Why is FAIR data important? By embracing FAIR, researchers and organisations contribute to a more open, transparent and efficient science system. It is a way of taking responsibility for both the quality of research and its long-term value to society.
08.30–08.52
Online
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