Borrowing and renewals
The published borrowing overview lists a 60-day standard loan period and a limit of 30 volumes.
At a glance
Borrowing and renewals
The published borrowing overview lists a 60-day standard loan period and a limit of 30 volumes.
Loan rules may depend on reader category and may be revised by the library.
Published West Campus library service hours
| Service area | Published hours |
|---|---|
| Chinese-language book stacks | 08:00–22:00 |
| Chinese newspapers and periodicals | 07:00–23:00 |
| Language Learning and International Exchange Center | 09:00–21:00 |
Hours can be adjusted during vacations, statutory holidays and examinations. Consult the official library before visiting.
Collections, facilities and reader services
Borrowing and renewals | Collections, facilities and reader services
Borrowing rules help circulate a finite printed collection among students and staff. West Campus library service information identifies a standard 60-day loan, a maximum of 30 volumes and one renewal of up to 45 days under its stated conditions. Borrowing privileges depend on the reader's university account and current library procedures. Renewal, return and reservation arrangements support equitable access to books that may be required by multiple students during the same semester.
Borrowing limits, renewals and return rules
Library borrowing rules list a 60-day standard loan period and a normal limit of 30 volumes, with one renewal of 45 days under stated conditions. The described overdue charge is RMB 0.05 per day, and borrowing restrictions may apply if accumulated fines reach RMB 10.
These figures relate to the published borrowing overview; reader category and library policy can affect individual entitlements.
A closer look at Borrowing and renewals
Borrowing rules balance access to collections with circulation for the wider academic community. The published baseline cited in the campus information is a 60-day loan, up to 30 volumes, with one renewal. Digital resources operate under different licenses and authentication systems, so borrowing a printed book and accessing a research database are distinct services.