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Medical finalists going on final placement

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 If you are embarking on your final placement in April / May:

You are welcome to continue to loan items from the library, but please be aware that normal loan periods will still apply.

Items may be requested by another user and thus need to be returned. Late return of requested items will still incur fines.

Automatic renewals will run as normal, but if you wish to try to avoid having an item potentially due for return at a time when you really cannot come in, you can attempt to renew your books early via your account on Library Search.

Also all library books must be returned and any outstanding fines settled before the end of your course. Loans will not extend beyond the course end date/graduation.

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