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Q. How long does my library membership remain valid if I have just graduated from Newcastle University?
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Answered By: Karina Forrest Last Updated: Jun 29, 2023 Views: 3306
Answered By: Karina Forrest
Last Updated: Jun 29, 2023 Views: 3306
If you have just graduated from Newcastle University, your smartcard will allow you access to library buildings up until the expiry date shown on the front of your smartcard. However, you will not be able to borrow books.
Alumni access and borrowing
If you wish to continue using the Library after you have graduated you can join as an alumni member. Membership is free for reference access and £20 per year if you wish to borrow books (limit of 8 long loan item).
If you'd like to join the library as a borrowing or reference alumni member, please do so via this form: Alumni Membership
NUIT account and email
If you are concerned about access to your Newcastle University IT account, such as your student email and filestore, please click through to Account expiry from NUIT for further information. Your account should be active for seven months after the completion of your studies.
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After transitioning from a student to an alumni library membership, do I retain the same access to electronic resources (journals etc)? While I am a student, these can be accessed online using my smart card, but what about as an alumni?by Dan on Feb 22, 2017
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Unfortunately you don’t retain the same access to e-resources when you become an Alumni as the majority of our resources are accessible only to registered students and members of staff due to publishers restrictions. However, there are many freely available e-resources which anyone can use and these are searchable via Library Search. If you know the title of the journal you’re looking for, you just need to type it into Library Search as normal and it will tell you whether it is freely available when you click on view online where you can access it directly.by Susan Willcox on Feb 22, 2017
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