Reciprocal Borrowing Membership - University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

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Reciprocal Borrowing Membership

Reciprocal membership is available to students and staff at other Australian universities whose university library is a participant of the University Libraries of Australia and New Zealand (ULANZ) membership scheme.

Students enrolled through Open Universities Australia and TAFE are not eligible for Reciprocal membership but may register as a Community member.

  • Cost: Free
  • Eligibility: Membership is available to students and staff at participating ULANZ membership libraries.
  • Valid for: All registrations expire on 28 February of the year following registration.
  • Borrowing: You can borrow hardcopy items in person. Check the Library Borrowing Conditions for details.
  • Database access: You can access the library databases from a number of designated computers within the Library that do not require authentication. We are not able to provide remote access to USC databases for reciprocal members due to licensing restrictions.

Please provide proof of enrolment and photo ID with your current address clearly visible in the uploaded document/s. Acceptable forms of Photo ID include:

  • Academic transcript OR current student card, and one of the following
  • Australian driver licence or learner permit
  • Proof of Age card
  • Current passport (from any country)

Membership form

Supporting Documentation
Renewing your library membership?
Declaration

By submitting this form, I declare that:

· I have read USC borrowing conditions and agree to pay any financial penalties I may incur associated with overdue items and lost or damaged materials.

· All notifications will be sent by USC Library to my nominated email address.

· I certify by accepting this declaration that all the information I have supplied is true and correct.

Privacy Statement

The University of the Sunshine Coast collects, stores and uses personal information only for the purposes of administering student and prospective student admissions, enrolment and education. The information collected is confidential and will not be disclosed to third parties without your consent, except to meet government, legal or other regulatory authority requirements. For further information consult the University’s Information Management Framework - Governing Policy at usc.edu.au/privacy