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Library Services

The libraries of the University are highly regarded in providing a supportive and accessible environment for students with disabilities.

The Baillieu Library has a significant number of study carrels available for students with disabilities who are referred by the Disability Liaison Unit. Many of these rooms have assistive technology available. Other libraries across the University offer a range of services for students with disabilities. Most of the larger libraries have a Disability Contact Officer available to specifically discuss your library related needs.

For a comprehensive list of contacts and services available visit Library services for Students with Disabilities.

Some libraries also offer a laptop loan scheme where laptops can be borrowed for periods of up to 3 hours and utilised within specific on-campus locations. To find out more about the conditions of use and locations the laptop are available at visit Student Laptop Loans.

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