Libraries

'Hallward Library' is one of UK's finest Library Building and it houses most of the Architectural Books in the University. And some important reference can be found at the EEC resource room and some technical books can be found at 'George Green Library'.

Hallward Library

It is named after Dr Bertrand Hallward, first vice-chancellor of the university and was opened in 1972. This building own a RIBA prize and was designed by Architect H. Faulkner-Brown.

360 Interior (BBC Home)


Contact Detail:
Hallward Library
University Park
Nottingham
NG7 2RD
Tel: 0115 95 14555



George Green Library

This library is named after famous self taught British mathematician and physicist of 18th century 'George Green' who was from Nottinghamshire. He was the first person to create a mathematical theory of electricity and magnetism. The famous Green's Windmill was built and owned by his father who was a baker.


Contact Detail:
George Green Library
University Park
Nottingham
NG7 2RD
Tel: 0115 951 4570


All the libraries only can be accessed by University Card. Printing, photocopying, scanning, individual study spaces, silent study zones, group study rooms, group study spaces, cafe, vending machines etc. are among the basic facilities available in all libraries.