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Study places The library’s study places are on level 1 and on level 2. The large reading room on level 2 is a quiet reading room. The study places are available during the library’s opening hours. Group rooms There are four bookable rooms available for group studies. You'll find booking rules and booking form on the page "Group rooms". Group rooms Computers The library has computers for searching
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/about-library/study-spaces - 2025-11-03
Are you a student or employee at the Faculty of Social Sciences having trouble finding relevant material? The quickest way of getting into contact with a librarian is to approach the information desk where you can get help right away. You can also book an appointment with a librarian either by contacting your subject librarian via your subject guide or via the library email. Find your subject lib
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/form/book-librarian - 2025-11-03
You are welcome to submit suggestions for books, journals and databases which you think the library should have. First ensure that we do not have the book or journal by searching in the library catalogue LUBcat and in LUBsearch. LUBcat – the library catalogue (new tab) LUBsearch - discovery system (new tab) If you have not been able to find the book or journal fill in the form below. The book/jour
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/form/purchasing-suggestions - 2025-11-03
How can we make the library a better place for you?Do you have any suggestions concerning the study environment and/or our services?Fill in the form and send to us!If you give your email address we will send you a reply. Name (optional): Email (optional): Feedback and suggestions: (required) Leave this field blank Contact E-mail: info [at] sambib [dot] lu [dot] sePhone: 046-222 09 90
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/form/feedback-and-suggestions-form - 2025-11-03
The Social Sciences Faculty Library offers tuition for students and researchers in information skills, such as information searching, source criticism and reference management. Since the introduction of the Bologna process in 2007, the Social Sciences Faculty Library has worked actively to introduce and implement the learning outcomes for information skills that are included in the faculty’s progr
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/about-library/teaching-staff - 2025-11-03
Thank you for your comments! Your feedback is much appreciated! Contact E-mail: info [at] sambib [dot] lu [dot] sePhone: 046-222 09 90
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/form/feedback-and-suggestions-form/thank-you - 2025-11-03
Thank you for your request! We will contact you as soon as possible! Contact E-mail: info [at] sambib [dot] lu [dot] sePhone: 046-222 09 90
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/form/booking-form/thank-you - 2025-11-03
Thank you for your request! We will contact you as soon as possible! Contact E-mail: info [at] sambib [dot] lu [dot] sePhone: 046-222 09 90
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/form/purchasing-suggestions-form/thank-you - 2025-11-03
Copy and print with Papercut PaperCut handles student printing for all students at Lund University.The printers at Sambib and Eden are connected to the printing system Papercut. Most public printers at Lund University are connected to this system. You need to register a Visa/Master card in the Papercut portal to pay for your printouts. Log in with your student account. If you are not a student a
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/about-library/copying-scanning-and-printing - 2025-11-03
Welcome to Sambib! What do I need in order to use the library? You need three things in order to use the library and our resources to the maximum effect: Student account LU card Library account Student account All students at Lund University get a student account when they start. First of all you need to activate your student account. You use your account for logging in to wifi, to our computers a
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/about-library/new-student - 2025-11-03
We strive to develop our services to meet our users' needs. There is a list of projects and project publications written by library staff on our Swedsih website, some of the publications are in English. Our plans and policies are unfortunately only available in Swedish. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. This page in Swedish Contact Library managerMaria OhlssonPhone: 046-222 0
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/about-library/policy-documents-projects-and-publications - 2025-11-03
LUCRIS is Lund University's joint research information system. Information entered into LUCRIS is displayed publicly in the Research Portal. It is important that you as a researcher register your activities, projects and publications in LUCRIS. It helps to make both your own research and Lund University's overall research visible. LUCRIS is also used in the university's and faculty's work with eva
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/write-and-publish/researcher/lucris-and-research-portal - 2025-11-03
Getting into the building To get into the building with a pram or a wheelchair, use the entrance at the back of the building (west side). A tarmac ramp leads to an entrance door which opens automatically. At the same level as the back door there is also a lavatory for the disabled. You can access the other floors of the library via the lift. See a map of the library Telephone number to the informa
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/about-library/accessibility - 2025-11-03
Sambib’s film library Lecturers at our departments can borrow films with institutional viewing rights. The films you have booked are sent by internal mail (contact Linda Leveau) or can be picked up at the Social Sciences Faculty Library. To the film library linda [dot] leveau [at] sambib [dot] lu [dot] se (Contact Linda Leveau) Films in information literacy Do your students need to refresh their i
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/about-library/teaching-staff/films-teaching - 2025-11-03
To contemplate how data should be managed early on, can save a lot of time and make the research process go smoother. A Data Management Plan (DMP) will help you structure your thoughts regarding data management issues and the costs involved. Data Management Plan How will you structure your data? How will you deal with versioning? Is there any specific software or tools that you will need, or that
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/write-and-publish/researcher/research-data-management/project - 2025-11-03
Working with data in a structured way may faciliate a smoother process during the project, as well as making archiving, and potentially making the data available, easier. Is the data management plan possible to follow through? If not, see if adjustments can be made so that it works as a support tool throughout the project. Your data management plan During the project, personal information needs to
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/write-and-publish/researcher/research-data-management/during-project - 2025-11-03
When the project is nearing completion, you need to decide how your data is to be managed in the future. Are there any specific requirements from funders or other parties, as to how data should be made available or archived? How will you go about meeting these requirements? According to Swedish law, research data must be archived, read more at Archiving Research Data. Archiving Research Data If yo
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/write-and-publish/researcher/research-data-management/completing-project - 2025-11-03
This page provides a summary of some of the key rules and regulation that fall under the responsibility of the deans and heads of departments concerning research data. Ownership of dataResearch data in general belongs to the university rather than the individual researcher. In collaborative projects with other universities, it is vital to ensure that ownership of data is clear. In international co
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/write-and-publish/researcher/research-data-management/deans-and-heads-departments - 2025-11-03
Data management is a part of the research process. You may need to consider several different aspects in advance of, during and after your project. Here, we have gathered information about some of the issues you may need to take into consideration when managing your research data. You will also find links to useful resources and services. Topics covered here include organising data, sharing data a
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/researcher/research-data-management/data-management - 2025-11-03
A data management plan (DMP) helps you manage your data, in terms of organisation, storage and preservation. Taking the time to write a good DMP gives you an opportunity to think through many of the issues covered in this guide, and usually saves time and effort later on in the process.Increasingly, funders require a DMP as part of the application for research funding. As of 2017, a DMP is require
https://www.sambib.lu.se/en/researcher/research-data-management/data-management/data-management-plan - 2025-11-03
