- Student Support Services
The Gamble Library
Student Membership
All students enrolled with Union College may borrow books in accordance with the arrangements and regulations summarised below.
Those enrolled for Queen's University courses can of course also use the University Library.
Photocopiers are available for Library users and computer and printing facilities are provided for students registered with the College.
Public Membership
Members of the public may apply to become readers on payment of a membership fee. At present the annual subscription rates are as follows:
- £20 for former students of Union Theological College and for ministers of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.
- £60 for those engaged in research enabling them to borrow up to sixteen books for twelve weeks
- £30 for all others.
- LIFE MEMBERSHIP is available to former students of Union College for £50 within one year of leaving College and for £100 thereafter.
There is also an annual £5 fee payable for a Membership Card.
Public Opening Hours
The public opening hours of the Library are 9.00 am to 4.30 pm, Monday to Friday.
The Library will normally close completely for two weeks over Christmas and New Year, for one week at Easter, on public holidays, and for a period in July. See Library notice board for details.
After-Hours Access for Union College Students
Students registered with Union College (including part-time and evening-class students) may use the Library outside of the public opening hours. Students who wish to avail of this facility must register this request with the College Office. Access will be available from 8.00 am to 9.00 pm, Monday to Friday (no admission to the building after 8.45 pm) during term time. Additional access at weekends will be available in the weeks leading up to examinations. (See Library notice board for details.)
Library Users' Forum
A Library Users' Forum consisting of academic staff, student representatives and Management Committee representatives meets each semester.
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