FACILITY
Barry J Marshall Library
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Extensive study spaces and a wide range of convenient facilities
The Barry J Marshall Library houses more than 1,000 study spaces, providing students and visitors with a range of options to meet their needs, including collaborative informal study spaces, technology-equipped group work rooms, and silent study spaces for deep focus.
Formerly known as the Science Library, it was renamed in 2015 after Professor Barry J Marshall. Professor Marshall was a co-recipient, with Professor (John) Robin Warren, of the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2005 for their discovery that stomach ulcers were caused by the bacteria Helicobacter pylori.
Both Nobel Laureates now have a library at UWA named after them, the J Robin Warren Library serving health and medical science students and researchers.
The Marshall Library houses the science, engineering, and business print collections, as well as the map collection.
Features include a café, parents room with breastfeeding facilities, a dedicated postgraduate study space, 16 bookable group study spaces and a video wall.
You can explore this library's layout, including the locations of various group study rooms, lockers and PCs, by opening a PDF of its floor plans [PDF 43 MB].
1,000+ study spaces
Café
Parents room and breastfeeding facilities
Postgraduate study space
Library facilities
- High-use print collection; thousands of online journals and eBooks
- Enhanced Wi-Fi access and technological capabilities
- Café
- Parents room with breastfeeding and baby change facilities
- Resource room
- Postgraduate study space
- Library computers with headsets
- 16 bookable group study spaces
- 48 lockers
- Seminar room
- Video wall
- Collaborative study areas
- Silent study areas
- Library and student IT help
Accessibility
- Automatic sliding doors at entry
- Lift access to upper floors
- Unisex accessible toilets on all floors between male and female toilets – all with standard entry doors