Through our membership in Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS), UiO has trial access to Afghan Central Press until October 31.
The University Library har launched a new service for advice and guidance on how to write data management plans and data management in general.
How do I borrow books, when is it open, do you have a copier, and how can I get my syllabus for free? Here are the answers to everything you know you need to know.
The Law library in Domus Juridica will be open during summer, but with reduced opening hours.
Read about the services and opening hours at the Medical Library and the Dentistry Library during Summer.
The University Library's collections contain a lot of LGBTQ+ literature. Here we present books related to lgbtq+ themes, gender and sexuality. You will find both subject books, fiction books, and comic books on the list. The list is updated June 2021.
A year after riots and demonstrations, the Black Lives Matter movement is just as relevant. UB's reading list gives you current and historical book tips to understand the debate around racism in Norway and the rest of the world, from Eg snakkar om det heile tida by Camara Lundestad Joof to Why I'm no longer talking to white people about race by Reni Eddo-Lodge.
From 1 June 2021, there will be changes in how you log in to your personal account in PubMed (NCBI account). Read about what you need to do if you have an account.
The library in Georg Sverdrup's house will reopen for students and staff from Monday 12 April. The number of study seats has been reduced due to new distance requirements, and must be booked in advance.
Here are our tips on how to publish openly so that your research can be read by everyone.