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Welcome to Keele University Students

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 Are you studying at the Clinical Education Centre (CEC) or on placement at local NHS sites? Then don’t forget that you can use the Health Library at the CEC.

Want to know what we can offer you?

group of students studying in the health library

Complete our short presentation Keele Students Library Welcome to learn more…

  • Who are we?
  • Where can you find us?
  • View a photo gallery of the library
  • What is our study environment like?
  • Check out the IT facilities
  • What can you borrow?
  • How can you access online resources?
  • Complete our online tutorials to develop your searching skills
  • Book a training session for more help

Please let us know what you thought of this presentation by completing our feedback form. This will help us to improve our service.

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