Book a study seat or group study room
Our libraries and study centres are open for drop-in study, but you can book a seat to guarantee your spot. You can also book group study rooms for collaborative work and individual digital study pods for online meetings
This is a free service for our students, and you should only book spaces for yourself. If you have any issues with booking a study space, please report it to a member of library staff or email library-enquiries@bristol.ac.uk
Booking allowances
Students can reserve:
- Study seats: up to 20 hours per week, subject to availability
- Group study space: up to 2 hours of per day, subject to availability
- Digital Study pods: up to 2 hours per day, subject to availability
Bookable spaces - Libraries
Available to book at the Arts and Social Sciences Library:
- Study desks
- PC desks
- Height-adjustable desks
- Group study rooms
- Digital Study pods
First floor bookable spaces map:
Second floor bookable spaces map:
Available to book at the Chemistry Library:
- Group Study Rooms
- Height-adjustable desks
Bookable spaces map:
Available to book at the Education Library:
- Study desks
- PC desks
- Height-adjustable desk
Bookable spaces map:
Available to book at the Medical Library:
- Study desks
- Height-adjustable desk
- Group study rooms
Bookable spaces map:
Available to book in the Veterinary Sciences Library:
- Study desks
- Group study rooms
Bookable spaces map:
Available to book in the Wills Memorial Library:
- Study desks
- PC desks
- Height-adjustable desk
- Group study rooms
East Wing bookable spaces map:
South Wing bookable spaces map:
Bookable spaces - Study Centres
Available to book at Beacon House Study Centre:
- Height-adjustable desks
- Focus booths (individual low distraction)
- Group study rooms
Available to book at Senate House Study Centre:
- Focus booths (individual low distraction)
Senate House also has group study rooms, but these are available on a first come first served basis.