Locations: Heidelberg University Library is one of the largest academic libraries in Germany; Historical main library in the Old Town; Neuenheim branch for Medicine and Natural Sciences; 36 specialised libraries; Stock: 6.1 million print media (books/journals); 156,000 e-journals; 3,900 databases; 920,000 e-books; 270,000 open access documents. University library with 3.2 million media; Of which 980,000 are historic volumes up to 1900; Services: Every year, the university library acquires around 30,000 new publications; 44,500 active users; 691,000 loans; 26.7 million accesses to the electronic library; Opening hours Mon. - Fri. 8:30am - 1pm and Sat./Sun.. 9am - 1pm; 1,550 reading spaces and workspaces; Extensive on-site and virtual advisory and training services; Publication services/university press heiUP; Historical collections/manuscripts and incunabula; Digitisation centre; German Research Foundation (DFG) publication fund; German Research Foundation (DFG) specialist information services/collection focus on Classical Archaeology, Art History, and South Asia; 15 ongoing third-party projects
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There is a foreign language centre. Languages offered: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Swedish, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Turkish, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Bulgarian, Galician, Czech and Ukrainian. In addition, courses in Speech Education/Speech Science are offered.
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The university offers its own sports programme. Heidelberg University students can take part in the sports programme at the University of Mannheim and the University of Teacher Education in Heidelberg. Some courses are free of charge, some subject to fees. We want to get as many students and staff as possible moving and excited about the diversity of sport. Health, exercise, motor learning and social interaction are our central themes. In the heiMOVE project, we are developing the "University Sports of Tomorrow" with innovative programmes for all members of the university (including audio coach, podcasts, personal training, camps and events). The programme is open to students of Heidelberg University of Education and the University of Mannheim.
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