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Make your Keele studies a success – use the Health Library

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Keele University students studying in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences can use the Health Library at the Clinical Education Centre, Royal Stoke University Hospital site. Your Keele card is your library membership card.

Use your library service to make sure you use good quality resources and develop your skills to make your studies a success.

If you’re studying at the Clinical Education Centre, working on placement or just live near-by, feel free to pop in.

Find out more about our facilities, services and resources – take a look at our Health Library Showcasefor Keele Students. You can watch a video or complete a short tutorial.


young, male medical student in class


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