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How long may I keep Library material? Loan periods Renewal periods Undergraduate Postgraduate Undergraduate Postgraduate Study collection and audiovisual collection 21 21 21 unless reserved 21 unless reserved Research collection 21 42 21 42 Audiovisual material 21 21 21 21 Interlibrary loans 21 21 Students residing beyond the RSA borders will be granted extended loan periods. Students with disabilities may request extended loan periods. In exceptional circumstances another person may be authorised to borrow Library material on behalf of a student. This person must have the admission card and a letter of permission from the student stating the date, the student details and include the signature of the student. This letter is retained by the Library. How do I request Library material? To request books and periodical articles, please use the request function on the OASIS Library catalogue. Periodical articles and extracts from books recommended or prescribed for assignments for structured courses are placed on the Electronic Reserves of the Library’s catalogue, OASIS. Please note that periodical articles are posted or e-mailed and not faxed. The requested items can be delivered to your postal address supplied at registration couriered to the nearest Centre with which Unisa has an agreement for you to collect couriered to the nearest regional office or branch library for you to collect See the Library webpage for a complete list of all delivery points. If no option is indicated the item will automatically be posted. Please ensure that your address is correct. If the Library does not have the item that is being requested, the request will be considered by the Interlibrary Loans section and you will be informed about the outcome of your request. This service is available to masters and doctoral students only. It is however, not possible to provide books to students residing in countries other than South Africa. Queries in this regard may be sent to libr-ill@unisa.ac.za How do I request audiovisual material? To request audiovisual material, please use the request function on the OASIS Library catalogue. Please note music CDs are only available to students studying the relevant degree. Queries regarding the requests for Library material may be sent to bib-circ@unisa.ac.za How is requested Library material sent to me? The Library will send requested material free of charge according to the delivery option indicated. Please allow up to three weeks for delivery. If the material is couriered, contact the delivery point regarding collection. Material not claimed within ten working days will be sent back to the Library from which it was couriered. How do I renew Library material? You can renew your material in the following ways: OASIS catalogue Click on http://oasis.unisa.ac.za/patroninfo Telephone +27 12 429-4164 After hours number: +27 12 429 3560 Postal (letter/card) Request for renewal to reach the Library four days before the due date The Library item that needs to be renewed, need not be returned to the Library with the request 59
Renewals will not be granted if there is an outstanding account on the student’s loan record. Only two renewals are allowed. Items that cannot be renewed must be returned to the Library immediately. How do I return my Library material? You may return Library material: In person at any branch library (at the self-service drop box or at the lending counters). Audiovisual material MUST be returned to the lending counters only. Receipts must be kept at all times as proof of return. at the nearest Centre with which Unisa has an agreement. Please note, students in Mauritius, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Swaziland and Namibia will be responsible for the cost of sending Library material back to South Africa through these centres. at the nearest regional office with which the Library has an agreement. By post Students should return library material to the Library where it was originally issued. Students are liable for the cost of returning material. Library material must be returned in sturdy packages. The Post Office parcel slip should be kept as proof that the books have been returned. No cards need to be completed when material is returned. If a parcel is lost in the post, the sender will be held liable for the replacement cost which is payable to the Library. Students are advised to insure their parcels, because the Post Office only compensates clients for the loss of insured parcels. All audiovisual material should be returned in separate parcels. Please do not include any other correspondence when returning your Library material When should I return my Library material? All material should be returned on the due date All library material must be returned immediately after the examinations, regardless of further study plans and/or registration expiry dates. Examination results of students who fail to return library material by the due date will be witheld until the material has been received or until the replacement cost of each item as well as all outstanding administrative costs have been paid in full. Re-registration will also not be possible. Students who qualify for supplementary or aegrotat examinations will be notified to this effect in a letter from the university. These students should submit a copy of this letter to the Muckleneuk Library or the relevant branch library so that their membership can be extended until after the examinations. Students who cancel or suspend their studies must return all library material for the relevant courses without delay. Library material not returned on time Failure to return library material on time could lead to the rendering of an account. The Library will send an account for the standard price per item plus R1,00 per item per day for library material that is not returned by the due date. If a borrowed item is returned to the library after an account has been rendered, the student remains liable for the administrative costs of R1,00 per item per day for the late return. The administrative cost will not be cancelled. Students may not borrow other material until this amount has been paid in full. Please note that prices are subject to change. For the latest prices, please go to http://www.unisa.ac.za/library, click on “services”, click on “tarrifs”. Damaged or lost library material If library material is damaged or lost by you, an account for the standard item price will be rendered. The student has to pay the replacement cost or supply the Library with a new copy if library material is damaged or lost. The student may not borrow any other library material until this account has been paid or the item has been replaced. Please note that prices are subject to change. For the latest prices, please go to http://www.unisa.ac.za/library/services, click on “services”, click on “tarrifs”. my Studies @ Unisa 2011 60
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