Branch library
Heide-Süd Branch Library (Ha 4)
The Heide-Süd Branch Library is situated on the Heide Campus (Heide-Süd), in the immediate vicinity of Fraunhofer research institutes, the Technology and Start-up Centre (TGZ) and the Max Planck Institute for Microstructure Physics. The premises, which were occupied in 2009, offer a wide range of opportunities for learning, active collaboration, research and professional development.
Online tutorials and resources
The PowerPoint presentation for the online library induction at the branch library
Heide South You can download it here.
The ULB also offers a a wide range of online tutorials on various
Topics you can view at any time.
Active Learning Space
The Heide-Süd Branch Library provides the Active Learning Space for collaborative group work. This fully equipped learning space is also available without
Pre-registration is available. You can find detailed answers to frequently asked questions about the Active Learning Space in the relevant Information sheet.
You can also find the latest updates, tips and new features in the News section.
News & Events
Contact
Heide-Süd Branch Library (Ha 4)
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1 Von-Danckelmann Square
06120 Halle (Saale)
- (0345) 55 22 065
- (0345) 55 22 066
- (0345) 55 27 224
- ha4@bibliothek.uni-halle.de
Postal address:
University and State Library of Saxony-Anhalt
Heide-Süd Branch Library (Ha 4)
06098 Halle (Saale)
Tram stop: Strasbourg Route (serving lines 4 and 5)
Parking facilities: Available for cars and bicycles
Opening hours
Opening hours of the branch library (Ha 4)
- Mon - Fri 08:00 - 20:00
- Sat 10:00 - 14:00
- Sun closed
Accessibility
The building is accessible to people with disabilities. There is also a lift in the library. An accessible „all-gender“ toilet with additional nappy-changing facilities is also located in the building.
Staff
A list containing the contact details of all Staff At the branch library, you will find here.
The Subject specialists are experts in providing information within their respective specialist fields. They are responsible for building up and developing subject-specific collections and provide support with the search for and use of academic information.
Premises & Facilities
Jobs
The branch library has 245 study spaces, 25 computer workstations and approximately 170 laptop connections. The reading room is on the 3rd floor. A computer suite, which is also used as a training room, can be used as an additional reading room on the 1st floor.
The building houses a scanner, a ScanTent, a lounge with coffee and snack machines, and a children’s play area. It is also possible to hire conference equipment.
There is a top-up machine or payment terminal in the entrance area. You can use the top-up machine with an EC card, current account card, credit card or debit card, or via your mobile phone.
Working in individual or group rooms
The branch library has individual study rooms, known as ‘carrels’, and group study rooms for up to three people, each of which is equipped with a whiteboard.
Individual study rooms can be booked using the form for allocating a Private office (Carrel) can be reserved for a period of 4–8 weeks. For 8 weeks, the Registration for the final examination necessary.
In addition, the library has an Active Learning Space, a learning area designed to facilitate active learning and working as much as possible with the aid of a wide variety of equipment and technical devices. You can find detailed information about the Active Learning Space here.
Subjects
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Biochemistry/Biotechnology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Pharmacy, Physics, Sport
Areas of collection:
- Biochemistry/Biotechnology: Enzymes and proteins, environmental analysis, molecular modelling
- Biology: Biology education, developmental genetics, developmental physiology, microbiology,
Molecular genetics, plant genetics, plant physiology, cell physiology, plant ecology,
Systematics, biodiversity, zoology, entomology, geobotany - Chemistry: General and Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Hazardous Substances, Liquid Crystals,
Colloid and Interface Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Organometallic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Technologies, Polymer Chemistry - Agriculture: Agricultural and Food Sciences, related literature
Natural Sciences, Economics - Mathematics/Computer Science: Analysis, Algebra, Numerical Methods, Optimisation, Teaching Methods
- Pharmacy: Biopharmacy, Pharmaceutical Biology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry,
Pharmaceutical Technology - Physics: in particular, solid-state physics
- Sport: in particular, sports therapy, general medicine and psychology
- Technology: Mechanical and Thermal Process Engineering, Environmental Engineering,
Mechanics, Materials Diagnostics/Materials Testing, Plastics Technology