Study space

There are two accessible study rooms in the Laidlaw Library, four in the Edward Boyle Library and one in the Brotherton Library. The accessible study rooms contain assistive technology and equipment.  

For more information about assistive technology in our accessible study spaces, as well as information about accessible facilities across Library buildings, please visit our accessibility page. 

You can book accessible study rooms if you are a student registered with Disability Services. Accessible study rooms can accommodate one student and a guest. 

Book an accessible study space 

Using the Library study space booking system, select the 'Accessible Study Spaces' option in the 'Locations' dropdown menu. You can then choose your preferred Library site in the 'Category' drop down menu. Select the time slot you would like from the booking grid, you can then fill in your details. 

You can have up to three bookings at any one time, and each booking can be up to three hours long. You can book up to seven days in advance. If you wish, you can have all three bookings on one day.  

Once you have submitted a booking, the first email you receive will say that your booking is awaiting staff review. After your booking has been reviewed, you will receive a second email when the booking has been confirmed. 

The booking allocation for accessible study rooms is separate to the booking allocation for group rooms and other study spaces. This means you can have up to three accessible study room bookings in addition to three bookings for other study spaces.  

You do not need to check in to accessible study room bookings.  

Any questions? 

 If you have any questions then please speak to a member of staff at reception or email us at library@leeds.ac.uk.