Current affairs

The library e-clearance form is an electronic way of confirming that you have settled your account with the libraries of the University of Wrocław. It replaces the traditional paper-based document circulation.
The clearance is processed in the university system USOSweb – with no the need to collect signatures or submit documents in paper form.

Who does the e-clearance form apply to?

The library e-clearance form applies to all:

We inform our Users, that Wroclaw University Library will be closed on 1.05.2026 and 2.05.2026 (Friday–Saturday).
We encourage you to plan your visits in advance and take advantage of our resources.

We inform our Users that from 22.04.2026 in all libraries of the library and information system of the University of Wrocław new Rules of Collection Circulation in the Wroclaw University Library introduced by the Rector's Order No. 66/2026 are valid.

The Rules define the rules for using library collections, including ones regarding:

We inform our Users that the University of Wrocław has launched 90-days trial access to the Oxford University Press databases:

We inform our Users that the OUP open publishing program has been launched by the Publisher.

According to the agreement, the Publisher will contact the authorized corresponding authors of subscription articles published during the program suspension period and offer a free conversion to the OA model.

https://wbn.icm.edu.pl/publikowanie-otwarte/#oup_oa

The Wroclaw University Library provides trial access to the International Security & Counter‑Terrorism Reference Center database, which will last until 30.04.2026

The database was designed as a comprehensive tool for research on international security, terrorism, global risk, and political, military, and social conflicts. It supports students, researchers, and professionals analyzing threats to the contemporary world.

Database content

The University of Wrocław has launched a 90-day trial access to the Oxford Law Pro platform.

The database is intended primarily for employees, PhD students and students of law; it offers access to over 600 Oxford University Press books, commentaries, analyses and source texts in the fields of financial, corporate and commercial law, arbitration and dispute resolution, international law, competition law, technology and media law, along with analyses of key issues.

The Wrocław University Library informs that the process of transferring users’ data from traditional paper files to the electronic library system ALMA is underway. The aim of this operation is to improve users’ service, increase data security, and introduce a uniform documentation method across the whole network of the University of Wrocław libraries.

We would like to inform our Users that Information Point has been temporarily relocated to the Informatory (1^st floor).
We apologize for any inconvenience.