Library and Information Services (LIS)
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Library Portrait
The Hertie School of Governance is an institution of higher learning committed to academic excellence. The library team sees it as its responsibility to equip students and faculty with the necessary tools for their academic research. We try to accomplish this goal by providing our library users with access to electronic resources from everywhere on campus.
The Hertie School of Governance is an institution of higher learning committed to academic excellence. The library team sees it as its responsibility to equip students and faculty with the necessary tools for their academic research. We try to accomplish this goal by providing our library users with access to electronic resources from everywhere on campus.
Relevant articles from journals, such as the European Journal of Political Research or Journal of Public Policy, are just a mouse click away. The library offers access to a long list of databases, the most prominent being EconLit, Lexis Nexis, and JSTOR.
Beyond online databases, the library team is constantly developing and building other research resources such as a print collection, which offers important literature on policy, law, and economy. The online catalogue is growing daily and offers students an overview of the library collections.
The Library and Information Services (LIS) of the Hertie School of Governance is located on the first floor (1. OG) of the campus. A reading room is attached to the library for students and others who seek a calm and quiet place to work. The library and the reading room also offer a number of communal network points available to students to plug in their laptops in order to access the internet after authentication.
Students at the Hertie School of Governance have the advantage of an innovative research infrastructure combined with a committed library team, who are constantly busy developing and improving educational and research opportunities.
Need help? Ask us!
If you have trouble finding what you need, send your comments and questions to library@hertie-school.org or call us anytime the Library is open at: 030/25 92 19 -409
Please note that during semester break, the opening hours of the Library will be as follows: News and Announcements
If you have trouble finding what you need, send your comments and questions to library@hertie-school.org or call us anytime the Library is open at: 030/25 92 19 -409
Please note that during semester break, the opening hours of the Library will be as follows: News and Announcements
Library regulations
The use of our resources is based on the terms of the "Regulations for Use of the LIC" and the "Loan Regulations for Hertie School Library Resources".
Regulations for Use of the LIC (59 KB)
Loan Regulations for Hertie School Library Resources (31 KB)
How to use the Electronic Loan System (28 KB)
The use of our resources is based on the terms of the "Regulations for Use of the LIC" and the "Loan Regulations for Hertie School Library Resources".
Regulations for Use of the LIC (59 KB)Loan Regulations for Hertie School Library Resources (31 KB)How to use the Electronic Loan System (28 KB)
Memberships
The Library and Information Services of the Hertie School of Governance is a member of several local, regional and national organizations and associations. These include
- the German Library Association (dbv)
- the Common Library Network (GBV)
- the Friedrich Althoff-Konsortium
- and the Kooperativer Bibliotheksverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (KOBV)
The Library and Information Services of the Hertie School of Governance is a member of several local, regional and national organizations and associations. These include
- the German Library Association (dbv)
- the Common Library Network (GBV)
- the Friedrich Althoff-Konsortium
- and the Kooperativer Bibliotheksverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (KOBV)
Common Library Network (GBV)
The Gemeinsamer Bibliotheksverbund (GBV) is the Common Library Network of the seven German federal states Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lower Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein, Thuringia and the Foundation of Prussian Cultural
Heritage.
The Gemeinsamer Bibliotheksverbund (GBV) is the Common Library Network of the seven German federal states Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lower Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein, Thuringia and the Foundation of Prussian Cultural
Heritage.
The aim of the Friedrich Althoff-Konsortium (FAK) is to improve information supply in the Berlin and Brandenburg region, including joint acquisition of electronic resources.
The Kooperativer Bibliotheksverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (KOBV) is the cooperative library network of all academic, all public, and many research libraries in Berlin and Brandenburg.
