Bookable study spaces

As we approach the start of term, students and staff alike will be pleased to know that socially- distanced bookable study spaces on the Bloomsbury campus are now available. Bookings can only be made by UCL staff and students who have already started their course.

About bookable study spaces 

  • You must have a copy of your booking confirmation email and a valid UCL ID card to gain access to a Library Services space. Capacity is limited to accommodate social distancing.
  • Bookings can be placed on the booking system homepage.
  • Bookings are available for specified time slots only. 
  • You can arrive after the listed start time for your booking.
  • You must leave before the end of your booking so that we can sanitise the space
  • You can book 1 time slot per week, up to 14 days in advance. Please note that these limits will be reviewed in line with demand.
  • If you cannot attend at your booked time, please cancel the booking in order to release the space for another user.
  • Please check-in to your booking when you arrive so that we know the space is now in use. You can check-in on the booking system homepage.
  • When leaving the study space, remember to check-out on the booking system homepage.

For further information, visit the bookable study spaces help page.


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