In this Library Guide:

Here you will find vital information that will support you in your studies. Each box below is linked to relevant content:

The Modern & Medieval Languages and Linguistics Library holds more than 115,000 books, periodicals and DVDs. The Library provides material for the 10 taught languages in MMLL, as well as medieval European languages, and linguistics. Students taking the MMLL Tripos, the MPhil in Film & Screen Studies and the MPhil in European, Latin American & Comparative Literatures & Cultures should find most of the reading list material for their studies here, including multiple copies of high-demand titles.

Please check the Linguistics LibGuide to find Theoretical & Applied Linguistics resources, and Film & Screen Studies LibGuide to find out about film collections and resources. Language courses are often interdisciplinary - make sure to consult our "Curated Resources" page for full information.

For more information, you can always visit the MMLL Library website or contact us directly. We are always happy to hear from you!

COVID-19 and the Library

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed some ways of accessing the Library and its resources. We are fully committed to the safety of library staff and users, and follow Public Health England, government and university advice to ensure the safe and smooth running of our services. We suspended a booking system for library visits (however, it may change in the future). You don't need a booking to come and use the library, however we are asking you to wear facial covering in the library and observe social distancing.

MMLL Library currently provides a range of services, such as:

• One-to-one appointments
• Subject Specialist and Study Support
• Resource support

Please check the 'Welcome to 2021/22' page of this LibGuide to learn more about the MMLL Library services this year. Updates on our services are available on the MMLL Library website. Updates on the re-opening of libraries and changes to library services are also published on the University Library FAQ page.