Theological Library in Domus Theologica
Welcome!
Find your favourite place to study, meet fellow students, and discover academic literature.
The collections in the Theological Library consists of all theological disciplines, literature with biblical studies and systematic theology.
The library is unstaffed. You can enter the library using an UiO card and code. Books can be borrowed from the self-checkout machine.
You can find the Theological Library at Blindernveien 9.
At our library you can
- read and work alone or with others
- reserve group study rooms
- take a break at Teologikafeen in the main building
Studying at the Theological Library
Study areas, pc's and wireless network are available in the library. You can also print, scan and copy.
You will find two group study rooms on the mezzanine (level 2). The rooms can be booked in TP: Room booking
Work together in the collaboration zone on level 1 or use the seats in the quiet room on level 2.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the toilets?
There are two toilets on level 1. There are also toilets in the main building
Can I print, copy, and scan?
Yes, you can. There is a printer on the mezzanine (level 2). Read more about printing, copying, and scanning.
Where can I refill my water bottle?
You can fill your bottle at the water dispenser by the TF information center in the main building. It is also possible to use the water tap in the restrooms. You can also use the tap in the restrooms.
Is there anywhere nearby where I can buy food and drinks?
You can find Teologikafeen in the main building. There is also a grocery store across the street.
You may eat and drink while you study in the library. Thank you for cleaning up after yourself.
Where do I report if it's too cold or too hot?
Use UiO's Speak up pages. Here you can also report other issues or incidents you want to notify about.
Can I return books when the library is closed?
You can return books at our self-service machine as long as the building is open (access with UiO card and PIN code) See the library's opening hours.
Remember that you can also return items at the other UiO libraries.
Where can I find lost and found items?
Where did you last use it? :-)
You can find lost clothes and similar items by the coat stand in the Library. Valuable items, private books and small personal items are kept at the Library desk at Humanities and Social Sciences Library in Georg Sverdrups hus.
You can also report and search for lost items on UiO.
Can I use my UiO card to enter outside the library's opening hours?
The library is unstaffed and you need a UiO access card and PIN code to enter. See the building’s opening hours.
Do you have a quiet room for resting?
It is a quiet room for resting in the main building on level 3, room 301. The room is available for students with special needs. Find information about the resting room here.
Is the library accessible for people with disabilities?
The library is generally accessible for people with reduced functional ability. We have an elevator up to the mezzanine. There is also a desk here with height-adjustable (sit/stand) functionality.
If you need special arrangements, e.g. a permanent seat, please contact the facilitation service at your faculty.
Can I film and take photographs in the library?
Yes – but it often requires prior approval. Read the guidelines for filming and photography. (In norwegian)
Where can I find lockers?
There are lockers on level 2 and level 3 in the main building. On the faculty's website you can find the application form for a locker. Find the application form for lockers here. (In norwegian)
Our printed collections
The books in the library cover all theological disciplines, new literature in biblical studies, and systematic theology. Half of the collection is in the Theology Library and the other half in the Humanities and Social Sciences Library in Georg Sverdrups Hus
The books in the library are arranged by subject area. Here you can find an overview of our subject areas (in norwegian).
See what it's like here
The library has workspaces with and without computers.
Photo: Else Dagfrid Bratland/UiO.
The library has comfortable armchairs for relaxing and a good variety of different workspaces.
Photo: Else Dagfrid Bratland/UiO.
Work alone or together with others in our collaboration zone.
Photo: Else Dagfrid Bratland/UiO.
You can use our multifunction printer to print, scan, and copy. Use your UiO card or log in with your UiO username and password.
Photo: Else Dagfrid Bratland/UiO.
You can borrow and return books at our self-service machine. To borrow, you need your UiO access card.
Photo: Else Dagfrid Bratland/UiO
The library is located in Domus Theologica at Blindernveien 9. You can enter the library with your UiO access card and PIN code.
Photo: Else Dagfrid Bratland
Events
Welcome to our events!
News
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Open Access Week 2026: The Cost of Knowledge Oct. 12, 2026
From 19 to 25 October, the global research community marks International Open Access Week. This year’s theme is “The Cost of Knowledge”.
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Welcome to the start of studies at the University Library! Aug. 6, 2026
Dear students! August has arrived once again after a long and lovely summer, and we are excited to welcome all students!
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The University Library recommends LGBTQ+ literature June 3, 2026
The University Library's collection contains a lot of LGBTQ+ literature. Here we present subject books and fiction related to lgbtq+ themes, gender and sexuality.
Resources by subject
Find databases, recommended reading, reliable sources, and contact information for the subject librarians at the University Library.