Getting in touch with Computing and Library Services

Here in Computing and Library Services we're always happy to hear from you, whatever the reason. There are many ways to get in touch with us, and you can find details of them all in this section of the web site.

You can reach us:

• In person
• By telephone
• Via e-mail
• Through the post
• Via our feedback and other online forms

Contacting us in person

You can speak to a member of staff on floor 4 on the Library and Computing Helpdesk or on the Ask a Librarian Desk at any time Library and Computing Services is staffed.

Contacting us by telephone

Useful phone numbers for getting in touch with us include:

• General Library enquiries: 01484-473830
• Student IT Support: 01484-473730
• Staff IT Support: 01484-473737
• Ask a Librarian Desk: 01484-473930

If you’ve a quick question to ask, why not use our new “Text a Librarian” service? Just text LIBRARY to 81025 followed by your question. You can submit enquiries at anytime and we will respond by text message as quickly as possible.

Contacting us via e-mail

You can use the following e-mail addresses to get in touch with us:

• General enquiries: lc@hud.ac.uk
• Suggestions and Feedback: lc.suggestions@hud.ac.uk
• Student IT Support: student.it.support@hud.ac.uk
• Staff IT Support: staff.it.support@hud.ac.uk
• Electronic resources: E.mailbox@hud.ac.uk

Contacting us through the post

If you prefer, you can send us a letter. Our full postal address is:

Library and Computing Services
University of Huddersfield
Queensgate
Huddersfield
HD1 3DH

Contacting us via our feedback and other online forms

There is a dedicated feedback form on this website, should you have any comments about the service that you receive from Library and Computing Services. All of your comments are read straight away and any action that we can take to improve the quality of service that you receive will be undertaken promptly.

Click here to go to the Computing and Library Services feedback form.

If you have a question about the Library then you can use our Ask a Librarian service.