New students! Book a guided tour of Kings Norton Library
30/09/2025
To help new students find their way around Kings Norton Library, staff will be offering lunchtime tours. You will meet our library experts and learn more about the services we offer within the building. All taught and research students are welcome.
The tours will be taking place as part of Welcome Week on Friday 3 October at the following times and will take 30 minutes:
You will need to click on a link to book your place as spaces are limited.
Additional tours have also been arranged for the first two weeks of October so there is plenty of opportunity to have a look around. Book your place on a tour 6-16 October.
Please note that this tour is additional to the compulsory library induction session you will find in your timetables. The induction session will teach you how to use the online resources and services we can offer, so the two are complementary.
We are looking forward to meeting you!
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