Campus Library Innenstadt Subject Areas
All library materials are arranged according to the Regensburger Verbundklassifikation. All physical items have a unique shelf mark, which can be found by searching Discovery or the catalogue.
Education, History and Antiquity Library
The General and Bibliographies collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark A.
The majority of the collection is housed on the first and second floor (rooms 1029 to 2030).
Subject Specialist
Stefan Siebert
stefan.siebert@~@uni-rostock.de
Tel.: +49 381 498-8701
Fax +49 381 498-8602
The Archeology collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf marks LD - LG.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Geschichte, Archäologie.
The majority of the collection is housed on floor seven.
The Educational Sciences collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf marks CL - DN.
The majority of the collection is housed on the second and third floor (rooms 2018 to 3018).
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Bildungswissenchaften.
The Ethnology collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf marks LA-LC. Since 2021 is located here the book existed from the previous Wossidlo-Library for ethnology.
Subject Specialist
Stefan Siebert
stefan.siebert@~@uni-rostock.de
Tel.: +49 381 498-8701
Fax +49 381 498-8602
The History collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark N (GDR history also under shelf mark M).
The majority of the collection is housed on floors three to six (rooms 3018 to 6026).
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Geschichtswissenschaften.
The Classical Philology collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark F.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Klassische Philologie.
The majority of the collection is housed on floor seven.
The Art History collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System. Printed items can be found under shelf marks LD, LH - LO on the seventh floor.
A large part of the Fine Arts collection is in closed stacks. You can use Discovery or the Catalogue to request these items.
The Teaching Library was established at Rostock University Library on behalf of the state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. It collects teaching materials to prepare lessons and all state-approved textbooks. The textbooks and materials are collected by subject in the appropriate libraries.
In rooms 1023 and 1029 of the Education and History Library, teaching materials for the following school subjects are available: Art, Danish, English, French, German, Greek, History, Latin, Norwegian, Philosophy, Polish, Religion, Russian, Social Studies, Spanish, and Swedish.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Bildungswissenschaften.
The Media Research collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark AP.
The majority of the collection is housed on the first and second floor (rooms 1029 to 2030).
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Medienforschung.
Subject Specialist
Stefan Siebert
stefan.siebert@~@uni-rostock.de
Tel.: +49 381 498-8701
Fax +49 381 498-8602
The Musicology collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf marks LP - LY .
All printed books and recordings are available at the library of Hochschule für Musik und Theater.
The Psychology collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf marks CL-CZ.
The majority of the collection is housed on the second floor (rooms 2018 to 2029).
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Bildungswissenschaften.
A course reserve is a collection of literature that is deemed so important for a class that it needs to be constantly available to all students of that class. The books do not circulate for the duration of the term. Liste aller Semesterapparate
Media Research course reserves are located in room 1030
Pedagogy course reserves are located on the second floor, room 2028
The course reserves for History and Ancient History are located on the fourth floor, in room 4028.
The course reserves for Classical Philology and Classical Archaeology are located on the sixth floor, in room 6023.
Linguistics and Literary Studies Library
The General and Comparative Linguistics and Literary Studies collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark E.
The majority of the collection is housed on the ground floor.
The English Studies collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark H .
The majority of the collection is housed on the ground floor.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Anglistik.
The German Studies collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark G .
The majority of the collection is housed on the ground floor.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Germanistik.
The Romance Studies collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark I .
The majority of the collection is housed on the ground floor.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Romanistik.
The Slavonic Studies collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark K .
The majority of the collection is housed on the ground floor.
A course reserve is a collection of literature that is deemed so important for a class that it needs to be constantly available to all students of that class. The books do not circulate for the duration of the term. Liste aller Semesterapparate
The library's course reserves are located on the ground floor, near the circulation desk.
Theology and Philosophy Library
The Philosophy collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf marks CA - CK .
The majority of the collection is housed on the second floor.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Philosophie.
The Theology collection is shelved according to the Regensburg Classification System under shelf mark B .
The majority of the collection is housed on the ground and first floor.
For further information, please see Facheinstieg Theologie / Religionswissenschaft.
A course reserve is a collection of literature that is deemed so important for a class that it needs to be constantly available to all students of that class. The books do not circulate for the duration of the term. Liste aller Semesterapparate
The library's course reserves are located on the ground floor, near the circulation desk.