How To Access Unisa’s Library Resources


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As a distance learning, public higher education institution, Unisa has a wide variety of library resources for its students in campuses across the country. Here's how you can access them.


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According to the university's libguides website, the best way to access Unisa's Library resources is to look up the physical addresses for the Pretoria Muckleneuk Library and all the Branch Libraries via the Branch Locator link on the Unisa Library home page.

Additionally, when visiting the Unisa Libraries in person you will need an access card, which you will have to present or swipe at the entrance and exit turnstiles of your nearest Unisa Library branch.

You will also need your access card when borrowing books at the Lending Counter or using the self-service checkout machines. 

Students who visit the Unisa Libraries in person need to purchase an electronic student card at a cost of R45. This card must be presented to gain admission to the Library.

Students have to present their print student cards when they purchase an electronic student card.

Unisa Library has also established two mobile libraries, one in the Polokwane region (Limpopo province) and the second in the Parow region (Western Cape province).

In addition to this, you can also source access to Unisa's Online Library which is available via the Find e-reserves & Recommended books link on the Library home page. This will take you to the Course Code Search screen.

Electronic Reserves When you have completed your search and wish to open a full-text document, you will be prompted to enter your student number and myUnisa password. then, click on log in to view the full-text document.


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