Visit the City Campus Library during Open Day to explore Kaarlak, join a guided tour and discover how the Library supports learning at ECU.
Looking for something fun to do on a Tuesday evening? Join the Student Guild and ECU Library for Quiz Nights at ECU City Campus. Enjoy free snacks, win prizes and meet other students.
Help shape the future of the ECU Library website. Volunteer for a 30-minute user experience testing session in August and receive a Yo-Chi and coffee vouchers as thanks.
Join the ECU Library Great Swap Day on 18 August at Joondalup, City or South West Campus. Browse or share pre-loved books and winter coats while supporting the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
From 16 July 2026, downloaded ProQuest Ebook Central eBooks with download restrictions will open using Ebook Central Reader instead of Adobe Digital Editions.
System maintenance will take place on Wednesday 15 July, affecting ECU Library Search and Interlibrary Loan requests.
ECU Library now provides access to more than 100,000 humanities and social sciences eBooks through a new Project MUSE Evidence-Based Acquisition (EBA) program.
Visit the Library during Semester 2 Orientation to explore the spaces, attend workshops and tours, and learn about the support available throughout your studies.
Information Management and Archive Services will become Information Management and Governance from 1 July 2026.
Minor shelving updates will take place at ECU City Campus Library (Kaarlak) on Tuesday 23 June 2026. The Library will remain open and disruption is expected to be minimal.
28-day loan laptops and equipment are due for return by 22 June 2026 for maintenance. Please return items to Library staff during staffed hours.
Find quiet study spaces, access key resources, and get support during Study and Exam Weeks at ECU Library.
Take a study break at all ECU campus libraries with free tea breaks during Exam Weeks.
The new SW Library Wellbeing Space officially launched during Wellbeing Week, giving students a welcoming space to relax, connect and take a break between study sessions.
From 19 May 2026, some eBooks downloaded from EBSCO will require Thorium Reader instead of Adobe Digital Editions.