Are you affiliated with uOttawa?
| Status | Access to print borrowing with: |
|---|---|
| Current students and staff | uOttawa employee or student ID card |
| Postdoctoral fellows and assistants who have registered in the postdoctoral program with Graduate Studies | uOttawa ID card |
| Research assistants in uOttawa-affiliated institutes (UOHI, OHRI, ISM, CHEO, ROHRG, BR) | Institutional ID badge with status |
| Research Associates in uOttawa research centers and institutes | Institutional ID badge with status |
| Visiting scholars at uOttawa | uOttawa ID card or Department Letter |
| Research assistants to uOttawa faculty members | Submit a request using the Teaching and research assistants request form |
| Clinical supervisors for the School of Rehabilitation Sciences | uOttawa ID card or Department Letter |
Access to online resources
Although the Library would like to be able to offer access to everyone, it has a legal responsibility to limit access to authorized users. uOttawa Library’s online resources are acquired via binding legal documents that govern appropriate use and the Library's responsibilities for ensuring access by only authorized users as defined by the license. These licenses stipulate that the resources are for the exclusive use of current uOttawa faculty, students, and staff.
Individuals who are performing active and current work relating to uOttawa teaching or uOttawa led research activities may be sponsored by an internal uOttawa sponsor, typically someone at the Department Chair level or above. Examples include, but are not limited to, an individual that:
- Supervises graduate student(s) from the Faculty of Social Science;
- Conducts a systematic review for a uOttawa project led by a member of the Faculty of Medicine;
- Co-teaches (50%) a course with a professor from the Faculty of Arts.
See our policy: Terms of Use for Library Online Resources policy.
Not affiliated?
- Visit your library to access our online resources locally. We have locations on campus and in partner facilities.
- Sign up for a SmartLibrary card.
- If you are unsure if you are eligible, review Terms of Use for Library Online Resources policy and submit a request using the Technical support form.
For more information, read our policy.
Forgot your password?
If you know your University of Ottawa student or employee number, contact Information Technology, which can provide you with the information you require over the phone.
If you do not have a student or employee number, contact your faculty office.