Visit us

The Library is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week during semester.

The Library will be open 08.30-12am (midnight) between Monday 9th December and Sunday 29th December.

From Monday 30th December onwards the Library will be open 24 hours.

Visitor information

The Library is open to members of the University of Surrey, visitors and alumni, with no need to book a seat in advance of your visit.

To request a Library Visitor Pass, please fill in the Visitor Access Request form (unavailable during exam restrictions), then bring your confirmation email and a piece of valid photo ID with you to the Library on your first visit.

Please email the Library with any enquiries. To provide feedback on our services you can use our feedback form. Please check our website for updates.

Accessibility guide

We have partnered with AccessAble to develop accessible library guides to help you get to and around our buildings more easily.

Under 16s

Children under the age of 16 may only visit the Library with an adult, who must accompany them at all times and be responsible for their safety and behaviour.

Floor plans

We have floor plans for all five levels of the Library building explaining the available facilities.

How to get here

The University of Surrey Library is based at our Stag Hill campus in Guildford. You can get to us by train or car, find out more about travelling to the University.

Resources for visitors

Visitors have access to all hard copy resources within the Library. Please use SurreySearch to see what we have available in the Library.

You are welcome to use our individual and group study areas.

Visitor access to library online resources

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