The University Campus Library is located in the Kaunas University of Technology, Building IX (Studentų st. 48). The library’s collection (about 56,000 copies) consists of publications of the former Civil Engineering and Architecture Library, as well as the library of Informatics and part of the library of the Faculty of Chemical Technology.
Visitors of the University Campus Library can use the library’s areas, reading rooms, borrow books for reading at home, reserve individual and group work rooms and the amphitheater. For visitors’ convenience a kitchen is available on the ground floor for visitors’ convenience.
There are 443 workplaces including 33 computer workplaces, 3 workplaces for people with special needs, 11 group work rooms, 4 individual work rooms, 64 leisure spaces and an amphitheater for events.
In the library visitors can have a consultation provided by subject librarians of Civil Engineering and Architecture faculty, Informatics faculty, Mathematics and Natural Sciences faculty.
The library is accessible to users with special needs.
Visitors can get information about library resources, spaces and services at the Info desk also visitors can book group work rooms and borrow necessary equipment.
34 individual workspaces.
In the silent reading room users will find more than 4 000 books (research field (UDC) 6 – Technology) – books from the former Civil Engineering and Architecture library and books from Informatics library reading rooms.
Books are only for reading in the reading room. Visitors can print or copy books for the indicated price.
In the reading room visitors can use self-service printing devices.
20 individual workplaces (including 12 computer workplaces).
In open stock more than 11 000 books (research fields (UDK) 0-9) – books from Civil Engineering and Architecture library as well as Informatics faculty and Chemical Technology libraries were included in this collection.
Users can borrow these books for reading at home. There is a possibility to borrow the books by using self-service devices, located on the ground floor next to the Info desk and at the entrance to the library from the faculty lobby or contact a librarian.
There may be more copies of the books on loan in the library’s stock. Users can search and order them in the KTU Virtual Library.
12 leisure spaces.
In open stock – more than 6 000 books – (research fields (UDK) 0-5, 7-9) – books from reading rooms of Civil Engineering and Architecture library as well as Informatics faculty.
Books are only available for reading in the reading room. Users can scan, print or copy books using self-service devices located on the first floor next to the Info desk and next to M5 room (prices for printing, scanning and copying services).
KTU community members can reserve group work rooms and amphitheater free of charge.
Group workrooms are reserved for groups of at least 2 people for a maximum of 2 hours.
Users can check availability or make a reservation in the reservation system.
For members of the non-KTU community, premises are reserved according to set prices. Non-University community members wishing to reserve the premises of the University campus library (Studentų st. 48) can contact Rasa Dovidonytė, phone +370 (37) 300 666, e-mail: rasa.dovidonyte@ktu.lt
M1 Arch box
M2 Volt Box
M3, M3.1, M3.2 Calc Box
M4 Cyber box
M6, M6.1 Human box
M7, M7.1 Elements box
M8 ECIU university space
M9, M9.1 Engine box
M10 Amphitheater
P1, P2, P3, P4 Private rooms
The room is located on the 1st floor next to the M5 group work room. Here visitors can find multifunctional device for copying, scanning, and printing. Another copying device is next to the Info desk.
Users can print the document they need using any of the library’s computers.
Service fees:
Kitchen is located on the ground floor next to the M2 Volt Box group workroom. The kitchen is equipped with basic appliances such as a fridge, 2 microwaves, a dishwasher and electric kettle as well as crockery and cutlery.
The amphitheatre has a children’s space. This is a place where university staff, students and other library users can bring their children. The Children’s space has tables, chairs, a drawing board, plush toys, Lego constructors, children’s books and magazines, felt-tip pens, pencils, crayons and coloured paper. Parents are responsible for the care and safety of their children in this space.
The Chemical Technology Library is located on the second floor of the University’s Building IV, Building A (Radvilėnų rd. 19). Textbooks for borrowing have been moved to the newly opened University Campus Library.
The library has an open reading room, and publications are available for reading in the reading room. Home borrowing is subject to the provisions of the Rules on Use of Library Services. The library has a part of the closed collection, which can be borrowed for reading at home if needed and returned at the University Campus Library. You can search for them and place an order in the KTU Virtual Library. Information about borrowing publications can be found here.
The library has 33 workplaces, of which 14 are computerised and 2 leisure spaces. There is wireless internet access and self-service printing and copying devices.
In the library visitors can have a consultation provided by subject librarians of Electrical and Electronics Engineering faculty and Chemical Technology faculty.
The Mechanical Engineering and Design Library is located on the fourth floor of the University’s 10th building (Studentų st. 56).
The entire library collection (about 8,000 publications) is open and freely accessible to visitors. It is available for borrowing at home or for reading in the reading room, in accordance with the provisions of the Rules on the Use of Library Services. Information on borrowing publications can be found here.
The library has 123 workplaces: of which 17 are computerized, 8 leisure spaces, 1 workplaces for people with special needs, 1 group work room. There is wireless internet access and self-service printing and copying devices.
In the library visitors can have a consultation provided by subject librarians of Mechanical Engineering and Design faculty.
The library is accessible to users with special needs.
The room has 16 group work spaces. It can be booked for groups of at least 2 people and takes 2 hours to book. You can check availability or make a reservation in the reservation system.
For non-KTU community members, rooms are only available for reservation at the University Campus Library at set rates.
The Social Sciences and Humanities Library is located on the second floor of the University’s second building (Gedimino st. 50). The Library’s collection consists of the open collection of the Reading Room, the closed collections of the Repository and the Rare Books collection. The Reading Room publications are available for reading in the reading room. For information on borrowing publications, click here.
The library has more than 11,000 photographs from the Soviet period (from around 1947 onwards). Most of the photographs are from the telegram agencies TASS and ELT. The Library used to receive photographs from these agencies as compulsory copies. The photographs are an opportunity to see how Soviet ideology was shaped in a purposeful and effective way, to see the reality of Soviet life. The photographs could be viewed in the Reading Room.
Library users can use the library’s public library areas, the silent reading room, borrow books for reading at home or in the reading room, and reserve group study rooms. For your convenience, there is a lounge area in room 205 where you can have a cup of tea or a snack.
The library has 258 workplaces, 39 of which are computerised, 4 group workrooms and a silent reading room, 26 leisure spaces. There is wireless internet access and self-service printing and copying devices, video screens.
The information desk provides information on library resources and facilities, borrowing and returning of publications, present library services, manages room reservation system and lends equipment.
Subject librarians provide advice to the Faculty of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities and School of Economics and Business.
The library is accessible to users with special needs.
The reading room has 105 individual workplaces, including 27 computerised workstations, 18 leisure spaces and 5 workplaces for people with special needs.
The open collection contains more than 14,000 publications of general interest (subject areas (UDK) 0-9). Publications are for reading in the reading room. They can be copied or scanned for a set fee. Books can be borrowed for reading at home in accordance with the Library’s rules on access to library services.
The room has a round table, 5 chairs, 2 armchairs. It is possible to make tea, play board games. On the shelf there are more than 600 publications intended for leisure. Leisure readings are borrowed at home for a month.
The Silent Reading Room has 20 individual workplaces, 5 leisure spaces. The room can be used for banquets on request for an event in room 206.
Rooms 203, 203A, 204, 206
If you need a laptop or projector, please contact the member of staff at the information desk.
Group work rooms are reserved for groups of at least 2 people for a maximum of 2 hours. You can check availability or make a reservation in the reservation system.
For non-KTU community members, rooms can only be reserved at the University campus library at the set rates.
Rare books are for reading in the Reading Room. If you wish to use rare books and other documents that are not available in the KTU Virtual Library, please contact dr. Edita Korzonaitė by phone +370 (37) 300 658, e-mail edita.korzonaite@ktu.lt.
The Panevėžys Faculty of Technology and Business Library is located on the ground floor of the Faculty (Nemuno g. 33).
The library’s collection consists of 25 thousand publications. The collection is open and freely accessible to visitors. Publications can be borrowed or read on the spot in accordance with the provisions of the Rules on the Use of Library Services.
The library has 35 workplaces, 3 of which are computerised and 1 is for people with disabilities. There is wireless Internet access and self-service printing and copying facilities.
There is a kitchenette and a children’s play area.
The library is accessible to users with special needs. More.
