AU Library provides special access to electronic resources that have been opened in connection with the closure of the libraries under Covid-19. Keep an eye on the yellow box that we will do our best to keep updated.
A number of publishers are providing special free access to a range of electronic resources for a limited period.
See the list of resources from, respectively, International Coalition of Library Consortia, the University of Leiden and the Helsinki University Library
MUSE has extended the amount of free content, and there are now more titles available than are normally covered by the Royal Library license. Content that you have access to via subscription is marked with a green checkmark. Content that is free of charge due to Covid-19, is marked with a green "Free" icon.
The AU libraries and the Royal Danish Library at Victor Albecks Vej are partially closed in the period from December 9 to and including February 7, 2021.
Yes, you can. We would like to help you by email, phone or whichever means makes most sense.
You can either write to Ask the library or Book a librarian.
Yes, you can. We would like to help you by email, phone or whichever means makes most sense.
You can either write to Ask the library or Book a librarian.
When you are not on campus, you must first login to your AU Library account, via library.au.dk, in order to access the electronic articles, e-books, databases, etc. Read more about home access.
There are many entry points to the various electronic resources: