CRHIA Library
- atlantic and maritime history
- history of international relations
- history of Europe
- history of migrations
- history of slavery
Opening hours
Monday | 8h30 - 12h00 | 13h00 - 17h00 |
Tuesday | 8h30 - 12h00 | 13h00 - 17h00 |
Wednesday | 8h30 - 12h00 | closed |
Thursday | 8h30 - 12h00 | 13h00 - 17h00 |
Friday | 8h30 - 12h00 | closed |
Our schedules are subject to change, we invite you to consult the calendar of openings. (Click on "Human and social sciences").
Consultation :
The library is accessible to all. The consultation is free.
The collections are freely accessible in the reading room, and on request for archived documents.
To consult the documents kept in stores, please contact the librarians.
Loan terms :
The loan is reserved for :- UFR History, History of art and Archeology students
- IGARUN students
- Professors of the University of Nantes
- staff of the University of Nantes
Certain documents are excluded from the loan, in particular memoirs, kept in stores and only available for consultation on site.
Licences 1,2,3 | 2 documents | for 14 days |
Masters | 4 documents | for 28 days |
PhD | 10 documents | for 28 days |
CRHIA Staff | 10 documents | for 56 days |
Loans cannot be extended and we do not offer Interlibrary Loan (ILL).
Equipement:
- 28 seats
- 6 places in the group work room
- 2 posts dedicated to documentary research
- 3 places in the reading corner
- wi-fi
Acquisitions
Anyone can make an acquisition suggestion, either by email or through the filing cabinet left for this purpose at the library reception.
CRHIA teacher-researchers are invited to submit their acquisition requests by email to the two librarians: nathalie.vaillant2 [at] univ-nantes.fr and soazig.leclerc [at] univ-nantes.fr
Adresse
CRHIA Library
Campus Tertre, site Tertre, bâtiment C, rez-de-jardin
Chemin de la Censive du Tertre
BP81227
44312 Cedex 3
Access
Contact
soazig.leclerc[at]univ-nantes.fr
02 53 52 25 86
Nathalie VAILLANT :
nathalie.vaillant2[at]univ-nantes.fr
02 53 52 25 76
News
Exhibition
The CRHIA library provides, free of charge, the exhibition "Florida - a European adventure in the 16th century".