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The University of Manchester Library is at the heart of the UK’s largest university, welcoming over three million students, researchers and visitors per year.
Visit our search resource page to access a number of different resources provided by the University of Manchester Library. This includes books and e-books, journals, databases, articles and media.
The Main Library is the largest library on campus and holds the principal collections for teaching and research in the humanities, education, law, medicine, science and the social sciences. Interactive map of Main Library.
The University of Manchester Library has a number of site libraries in other university buildings, including the Eddie Davies Library in the Alliance Manchester Business School, the Stopford Library in the Stopford Building and the Lenagan Library in the School of Music and Drama.
The University of Manchester Library is one of only five national research libraries. With more than four million printed books and manuscripts, 50,000 unique electronic journals and 800,000 electronic books, as well as several hundred databases, this is one of the best-resourced academic libraries in the country.
The University of Manchester Library is one of only five National Research Libraries. With more than four million printed books and manuscripts, over 50,000 unique electronic journals and 800,000 electronic books, as well as several hundred databases, this is one of the best-resourced academic libraries in the country.
The Library is here to support your learning throughout your University experience. We provide students with access to resources like books, journals and databases, training to help you develop your study skills, and spaces to study if you’re on campus.
