Regent's Library

Current students can access the Library catalogue, databases, research tips and more on the student intranet. 

Visit us

The Library spans two floors of the Jebb building as well as the old Tate Library. You can access the Library through the main entrance to Regent's campus. From the main reception in Herringham, head down the Fashion Walkway and the main entrance to the Library will be on your left. There's step-free access to all floors by elevator.

Across our spaces, there are silent study areas and study areas suited for quiet discussion, as well as a private study room you can book for group work.

Talk to us

Your Library team is here to help and support you throughout your time at Regent's. Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions you might have, however big or small. You can use our live chat during open hours or email the Library team at [email protected]. 

When you study at Regent’s, you become part of the Regent’s community – a lifelong connection. So, whether you'd like to come back to campus, tap into our benefits and services, attend events, or network with fellow graduates, our Alumni team is here to help. You can find out more about your alumni benefits here. 

Visit us

As alumni, our campus is still your home – and your Alumni Access Card allows you to come back and visit during our opening hours, whenever you'd like. 

Alumni are welcome to use the Library’s collection on a reference basis and borrow up to three books. You can also use our space for research and work. Our electronic resources are only available to current students and staff.

You can access the Library through the main entrance to Regent's campus. From the main reception in Herringham, head down the Fashion Walkway and the main entrance to the Library will be on your left. There's step-free access to all floors by elevator.

Talk to us

If you'd like to know more about your benefits, or want to get involved with alumni activity at Regent's, contact us at [email protected].

If you're researching at another institution and would like to access Regent's Library, you may be able to access our collections through the Society of College, National and University Libraries (SCONUL). 

SCONUL Access is an arrangement which allows many university library users to borrow or use books and journals at other libraries which belong to the scheme. SCONUL represents all university libraries in the UK and Ireland. Find out more on SCONUL's website.

Visit us

If you would like to visit Regent's Library, you should ask for a letter of approval from your home institution - please bring this with you when you visit. Please contact us at [email protected] to let us know that you are coming so we can arrange access to the campus for you. 

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