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  • Library Learning Lounge closure

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    Please note that the Library Learning Lounge in the Snape Building will be closed from 14 April to 5 May 2025 while the space is used for another purpose. The lounge will reopen to students on 6 May 2025.

    Students are encouraged to make use of other UCT Libraries spaces during this period. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding.

  • UCT Libraries Closed over Easter Weekend

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    Please note that UCT Libraries (including the Virtual Library Service) will be CLOSED for four days over the Easter weekend from Friday, 18 April to Monday 21 April 2025. However, the 24/7 study spaces in Hlanganani, the Vincent Kolbe Knowledge Commons, the Law Library and Impilo Junction will be available, and you will have access to all our electronic resources via the Libraries website.

 

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Works of Art Collection

The Works of Art Collection of UCT promotes a vibrant and dynamic visual arts presence by building a collection of works of art in line with the University's vision and mission.

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Talbot Maps

Explore the UCT map collection, assembled by the first professor of Geography, Professor William Talbot, covering the whole African continent, and including rare and valuable items.

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