Staff and students can request new academic books for the Library to buy.
This service is only for books needed for individual study/research or to diversify the Library collection.
Check out the Request a book page to find out more.
A class number (or class mark) is the numbers and letters on the spine of a book, showing where to find it in the Library.
Once you know the class number of a topic, you can use it to find other relevant resources.
| Class number | Subject |
|---|---|
| 006.5 | Digital audio |
| 006.7 | Multimedia systems |
| 006.8 | Virtual reality |
| 006.696 | Computer animation (Autodesk, Maya) |
| 070 | News media and journalism |
| 174.907 | Journalism ethics |
| 302.23 | Media theory |
| 621.3893 | Digital audio engineering |
| 658.872 | Digital marketing |
| 741.2 | Drawing techniques |
| 741.6 | Graphic design |
| 770 | Photography |
| 775 | Digital photography |
| 776 | Digital art (Photoshop) |
| 777.53 | Sound editing |
| 777.55 | Film editing & post-production |
| 794.8 | Video games |
Request an ebook lets you suggest resources for the Library to purchase. It can be useful if working on a very specific project.
Final year undergraduates, postgraduate students and staff can request material from other libraries as Interlibrary Loans by using the form in the Library tab of MyBeckett.
Students and staff can also access other libraries through various schemes. SCONUL enables access to other university libraries.
