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About ULANZ

The ULANZ scheme is a cooperative agreement between the Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) and the Council of New Zealand University Librarians (CONZUL).

�۶���Ƶ Library is a member of this cooperative.

ULANZ members

As well as �۶���Ƶ, the following New Zealand universities are members of ULANZ:

• (including Christchurch College of Education)

The University of Auckland does not participate in the ULANZ scheme.

ULANZ registration

�۶���Ƶstudents and staff

�۶���Ƶ students and staff can borrow in person from any ULANZ library. You will need to register first.

Students and staff from other universities

To register as a ULANZ member at �۶���Ƶ Library, you must visit the service point inside your campus library.

Find the service point at your campus library

Registration is free. Bring both of the following:

• staff or student ID card
• documented proof of your status as a current staff member or enrolled student, such as a confirmation of enrolment letter.

You will also need to provide your:

• local and term address
• phone number or numbers
• email address.

A �۶���Ƶ Library record will be created for you at no charge at your ULANZ member library. This will expire February the following year, or sooner depending on your enrolment or employment status.

Borrowing from �۶���Ƶ Library

Please bring your photo ID from your university when borrowing.

As a ULANZ borrower, you can borrow books for 3 weeks. You can renew your books as long as they have not been requested by another borrower.

You can borrow books in person at your local campus library only.

Please return your books to your local campus library.

Find out more about borrowing, requesting and returning

Find help

If you need help finding your way around and finding relevant information, go to the service point in the campus library you are in. We may prioritise �۶���Ƶ staff and students during busy periods.

Access to licensed electronic resources

You do not have remote access to �۶���Ƶlibrary electronic resources.

However, you can access some electronic resources if you visit one of our campus libraries in person.

Find out more about visitor access to electronic resources under ‘Using the library as a visitor’