Due to a server migration in Frankfurt, interlibrary loan requests will unfortunately not be possible from March 21, 3 p.m. to March 27, 7 p.m.

Due to floor work, the Central Library including the AMA Lounge will be closed from March 28 to 30, 2025. 

From March 1, 2025, only payments by Girocard will be possible in the University Medical Library. Cash payments and payments by Studicard will no longer be possible.

Until the end of March, JGU members have trail access to the Environment Complete database, a full-text database for environmental studies. It offers hundreds of renowned journals in the field of environment covering a wide range of topics, including ecosystems, ecology, energy supply, environmental policy, sustainability and many other related topics.

Members of JGU have been granted a trial access to the Sociology Source Ultimate database until the end of March. The database provides access to 1,367 full-text journals, including the highest number of peer-reviewed journals across all sociology databases.
 

Covered topics: social movements, migration, political sociology, social justice, social psychology, urban studies, gender and ethnic studies, poverty & wealth and many more.

Pressreader offers access to the latest editions of the last 60 or 90 days of over 7,000 international, national and regional daily newspapers and magazines from 120 countries and in 60 languages. The individual titles are available in their original layout with advertisements, photos and illustrations and can be searched in full text.

Starting off with a test phase from November 4, 2024, we will operate the Musicology location of the Humanities Library as an Open Library. 

What does this mean? The Open Library is open for you, even if we’re not around. Allowing us to create the conditions for flexible opening hours in the future. You can find all information about this in this overview.

With the help of our virtual guidance system, you can view the exact location of all freely accessible media, down to the specific shelf.

To do this, go to the Research Portal and call up the desired title. A link next to the location information will take you directly to the 3D model of one of our library buildings. There, you can recognize the shelf you are looking for by the highlighted color.

The system is still under development, but we are eager to make it available to you now. If you notice any errors, please send your feedback to info@ub.uni-mainz.de. Thank you!