University Buildings and Facilities

Libraries

The libraries on Campus Borlänge and Campus Falun are open venues for study and the exchange of experiences and knowledge. You can choose from a variety of study places: small and large group rooms, quiet reading rooms, open study spaces, and comfortable seating areas. 

Group Study Rooms in the Library

Reserve and Book a Group Room

Students can book group rooms using the university booking system TimeEdit.

Booking System: TimeEdit

Rules of Conduct – Group Rooms

• You will be allocated 12 hours for group room bookings over a seven-day period. Every Monday, a new seven-day period starts.
• You cannot save and accumulate hours from each seven-day period to use later.
• If you cancel your group room booking, you will be reallocated the number of hours.
• You can book a group room on the same day and up to four days in advance.
• You must be at your booked group room within 15 minutes of your booked start time.
• Group rooms are intended for at least two people.
• When you leave the room, return the room to how it was: i.e., put chairs back in place and dispose of rubbish, etc.
• Group rooms are for study purposes. You are not allowed to eat in the group rooms.

You can use MazeMap to locate group study rooms on our campuses.

MazeMap (campus maps)

Computer Rooms (Datasalar)

In addition to individual computer rooms, there are several computer workstations in the libraries. To use a computer in a computer room, you must have a user account and a keycard (computer rooms remain locked at all times).

On Campus Borlänge, computer rooms are accessible to students with a keycard 24 hours a day.

On Campus Falun, computer rooms are accessible weekdays 07.00-20.00 (note: Room 151 is available 24 hours, 7 days). 

Computer Rooms - Campus Borlänge and Campus Falun

Use MazeMap to locate a computer room.

MazeMap (campus maps)

Quiet Room

• Campus Borlänge, floor 2
• Campus Falun, in a room off the main entrance hall, Ljusgården

The Quiet Room on each campus is a peaceful, non-religious place for everyone: you can use it to meditate, pray, be alone, or gather with others in a small group. 

Room for Breastfeeding

• Campus Borlänge, close to the student kitchenette/dining area on floor 2.

Eating Facilities

Campus Borlänge, floor 2

• Kitchenette where you can store and heat food
• Terrace with views of Liljeqvistska Park
• Individual and group seating options available in the student canteen
• Café at the Stationsgatan entrance - coffee and light food, including lunches.

Campus Falun, room off the main entrance building, Ljusgården

• Kitchenette to store and heat food
• Seating in various locations, including Ljusgården
• Cafe Meli in the library
• Restaurang Vildgåsen off the main entrance building, Ljusgården
• Café in the Mediehuset

Use MazeMap to locate eating facilities.

MazeMap (campus maps)

Report Problems and Damage

You should always be able to feel safe and secure when you are at the University. This applies to everyone – students, employees, and visitors alike.

If you notice any problems, such as damage or equipment that does not function, please let us know: support@du.se. Examples of what to report are broken lamps or furniture, unclear signage, dirty/broken microwave ovens, and non-functioning printers/other technical equipment. 

Serious Issues

In the case of serious issues, such as leaks, broken windows, and power outages, during weekdays from 08.00 to 16.00, please call 023-77 80 00.

In the case of serious issues after 16.00 and at weekends, please call the respective number below (the university does not own the campus buildings):