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The library defines different user access categories with corresponding privileges, such as borrowing limits, renewal rights, and access to restricted collections, based on affiliation and registration status.
The library provides various study and meeting spaces including a 24-hour study facility, group study areas, the Research Commons, Postgraduate Commons, and a presentation room. These are available for use by registered users of the library.
The Rhodes University Library offers access to physical and digital resources including books, databases, e-theses, and research materials. Users can borrow, renew, return, and place holds on items, and access study spaces such as the 24-hour study facility, group study areas, and the Research Commons.
The Library Committee oversees policy development and strategic direction. Members may include staff, students, and external representatives involved in library governance.
Users can request materials not available in the Rhodes University Library through inter-library loan services, allowing access to resources from other institutions.
A workshop focused on developing professional portfolios for academic staff, useful for promotion, accreditation, or personal development. Can be tailored to specific needs.
The public can explore a digital version of the Rhodes University campus and library through an online virtual tour.
The library offers various venues such as group study areas, Research Commons, Postgraduate Commons, and presentation rooms for public use.
The public can access library services such as study spaces, computers, printers, and research materials, subject to user access categories and privileges.
Visitors can take a guided or self-guided tour of the Rhodes University library to learn about its facilities, services, and resources.
Prof Chrissie Boughey continues to supervise PhD students in the field of higher education studies, offering mentorship and academic guidance for research in areas such as language and literacy development, social inclusion, and institutional differentiation in higher education.
Prospective students can apply to join the PhD cohort in Higher Education Studies at Rhodes University, starting in 2027. The application process is open to individuals interested in advanced research in higher education.
