Find study space - George Green Library
Looking for somewhere to study?
We can help you find your closest study space options - whether you're studying on your own or with others.
Studying by yourself?
Whether it’s for quiet, focused study or to quickly drop-in to print something off, we can help you find the space that's right for you at the George Green Library.
Silent study
When working in a Silent Zone, please do not talk and keep your phone on silent to avoid disturbing others.
Book online or drop-in to use any available non-bookable space (spaces without a number).
Silent Study Space
- Chair, desk, divider and power socket.
- Available on floors C, D and E.
Silent Study Space (with PC)
- Chair, desk and networked PC.
- Available on floors C, D and E.
Study Room (for 1 person)
- Chair, desk, power socket and lamp in a small room.
- Available on E floor.
- These are bookable spaces.
Postgraduate Silent Study Space
- Chair, desk and power socket.
- Available on F floor.
- University Card required for access.
Quiet study
In Quiet Zones you may have low-level conversations but please try not to disturb others.
Book online or drop-in to use any available non-bookable space (spaces without a number).
Study space
- Chair and desk (some with power sockets)
- Drop-in individual booths and lounge chairs are available on some floors.
- Available across all floors.
Study space with PC
- Chair, desk and networked PC.
- Available on B floor.
Spaces with PCs
Working on an assignment, need to check NUsearch or print? These spaces are for you.
Short Stay PCs
- Available next to our MFDs on Floors A, B and C.
- Drop-in only - up to 15 minutes use.
Study space with PC
- Available on Floor B.
- Chair, desk and networked PC.
Silent Study Space (with PC)
- Available on Floor C, D and E.
- Chair, desk and networked PC.
Postgraduate Silent Study Space (with PC)
- Chair, desk and networked PC.
- Available on F floor.
- University Card required for access.
Accessible spaces
Enhanced Library Support spaces
- Dedicated spaces for disabled students and students with a learning difficulty or long-term health condition. How to book
Assistive technology
- For the use of assistive technology and hardware.
- Available for students eligible for Enhanced Library Support.
- To book, email UI-LS-bookings@nottingham.ac.uk
- Located on Floor B, room B05
- Equipment includes: specialist software, video magnifier, foot rest, wrist support, printer, scanner, various mice and keyboards and more
Studying with others?
Our group spaces are for collaborative work or studying with friends. Please be mindful of others who may be working nearby.
Drop-in
Our group study tables are ideal for studying alongside friends
Group study tables
- Available on floors A, B, C and D
- Spaces for up to four or eight people.
George Green Library cafe
- A variety of spaces are available for group and individual use, including tables and booths.
- Some booths have large screens and power sockets.
- Hot food can only be eaten in cafe spaces
Bookable
Looking for a space for collaborative work or group discussion?
Group study tables
- For up to four people
- Chairs and large table. C floor tables have power sockets
- B Floor - Tables 49, 52, 53 and 54
- C Floor - Tables C01 and C02.
Group study tables (with large screen)
- For up to four people.
- Chairs, large table, large screen and power sockets
- Available on B floor.
Group study room
- For up to eight people
- Chairs, large table and power socket
- C Floor - Room C03
Group study room (with large screen)
- For up to four or eight people
- Chairs, large table, large screen and power socket.
- Available on C Floor
How to book
- Book 2 x three-hour slots a day up to seven days in advance with Click and Study.
- One person should book on behalf of the group.
Can't find a space in the library?
Alternative individual and group spaces can be found nearby.
Libraries
Drop-in and bookable individual and group study spaces.
Other spaces
- Monica Partridge Building (drop-in and bookable individual and group study spaces)
Computer rooms
You will need your University Card for access to computer rooms.
- LG25 and LG27, Trent Building
- A103, C70 and C72, Trent Building
Please note some rooms may be booked for teaching.
PCs on campus
Help and support
Too noisy?
If you are finding it difficult to study because of noise disruption, please let Library staff know.
You can also text us - look out for the number displayed on posters nearby.
Health and Wellbeing
A Healthy U wellbeing notice board is available in the library. This includes information about support services at the university.