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Institute of Classical Studies Library
Joint Library of the Hellenic and Roman Societies
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Admission
(1) Members
Admission to the Library is available to members of the Institute of
Classical Studies, and to members of the Hellenic Society (office@hellenicsociety.org.uk)
and/or Roman Society (office@romansociety.org),
both categories being automatically registered as readers:-
(i) Institute
of Classical Studies
Library entitlements:
Reference use only
Cost: Free of charge
Membership categories/criteria:
- Appointed teachers and
other full-time teachers in the University
of London in subjects within
the scope of the Institute
- Graduates pursuing
postgraduate studies in the University in
subjects within the scope of the Institute
- Teachers in Classical
Studies from other universities and
university colleges in this country and
from universities in other countries
- Research students in
Classical Studies from other universities
and university colleges in this country
and from universities in other countries,
who are recommended by their academic
supervisors
- Other persons approved by
the Director
(ii) Hellenic and Roman Societies
Library entitlements:
- Reference use
- Borrowing up to 4 volumes
per Society for 30 days, either in person
or by post. Readers are permitted
one renewal of another period of 30 days. If volumes are returned within
the ‘grace period’ of one week beyond the due date, then no
fines are payable – otherwise there is a fine of 20p per day for
each overdue volume from the due date.
- Hiring slides and
purchasing filmstrips from the Slides Collection
Cost: Annual subscription - see:
Membership categories/criteria:
Open to all those interested in any aspect of Hellenic and/or Roman studies:-
- Institutions
- Individuals
- Full members
(Sponsor's signature required)
- Student members
(Tutor's signature required)
(2) Non-members / Visitors
Anyone with appropriate accreditation
may, subject to the discretion of the Librarian, apply for reference access for
a maximum of two days, particularly to consult material not available
elsewhere, by completing a Visitor's form upon
entry to the Library. However, the Librarian reserves the right, if the Library
is overcrowded at any time, to ask non-members to return when there is less
pressure on space.
Go to the Library Home Page.