Juridicum

The Juridicum, a decentralised library of the State and University Library Bremen, provides the University of Bremen, and in particular the Faculty of Law, with legal literature. It offers a large number of printed and electronic publications and information in the fields of German, European and international law.

Should you have any questions regarding the use of the Juridicum and our collection, we will be pleased to provide you with competent and user-friendly advice.

Nathalie Jäger
User services
nathalie.jaegersuub.uni-bremen.de
Phone: +49 (0)421 218-69765

Noomi Kublenz
noomi.kublenzsuub.uni-bremen.de
Phone: +49 (0)421 218-69762

Margret Marth
marthsuub.uni-bremen.de
Phone: +49 (0)421 218-69766

Anke Schauder
anke.schaudersuub.uni-bremen.de
Phone: +49 (0)421 218-69759

Ulf Kemmer
Subject specialist
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Phone: +49 (0)421 218-59556

The Rocket.chat service is a basic communication application for the exchange of short messages with the Juridicum staff. The service is available from Monday to Friday between 10 am and 4 pm.

Please read the latest information on our website.

Current opening times:

Monday to Friday 8 am to 8 pm

Saturdays 10 am to 6 pm

The renowned legal data base Beck online of C.H. Beck Publishers allows users to search in different modules on several fields of law. It includes, among others, the publisher's own commentaries, handbooks or journals as well as federal law published by Nomos.

The legal online portal Juris offers access to more than 6 million legislative texts as well as a comprehensive collection of German and European case law.

The Nomos eLibrary offers access to legal literature published by Nomos and includes publications from the fields of labour law, criminal law, civil law or commercial and economic law.

Westlaw International is a global legal research library providing access to more than 28.000 data bases on case law, legislation, agreements and directories of Anglo-American countries and the European Union.

The database HeinOnline comprises more than 186 million pages and 287.000 titles of historical and official North American legal documents, including the entire Congressional Record, the Federal Register and the Code of Federal Regulations.

The online portal of academic publishers de Gruyter allows users to search and access licensed de Gruyter publications, including for example the journal JURA and the Leipzig StGB Commentary.

Places of learning/working places:
Currently, all available individual workstations at the location in NW1 are at your free disposal. You will also find additional workstations at the SUUB.

You also have the opportunity to research the Internet and edit PDF or Office documents at a total of five public computer workstations. You log in using your library card and password. You have a limited time allotment of a few hours to work on the PCs.
For a quick search in our catalog without logging in, you can also use our kiosk PC near our reference desk.

Copy delivery service (service for members of Bremen universities):
The SuUB offers an order service for papers from its print journals and excerpts from books of the central library and the Juridicum. This service is available for all members of Bremen universities. Further information can be found here.

Q-Pilot:
The new system enables users to print documents directly from their own devices (notebook, mobile phone). Further information can be found here.

Catalogue:
Follow this Link for the catalogue for the SuUB/Juridicum.

Lending services

In principle, the law collection cannot be borrowed.
However, books (H-jur-signatures) can be borrowed by our users by special request. Journals (Z jur), loose-leaf collections (D02 jur), decision collections (E jur) and bibliographies are not available for borrowing.

How can I return my library books?

Books can be returned during opening hours in the library in NW1, alternatively at the circulation desk at the main office or contactless via the return box in front of the main office on campus.

Virtual bookshelf

The YouTube- Channel of SuUB provides instructions for the use of Juridicum services. More tutorials are to be made available shortly.

Tutorials already available:

VPN Access to Juris

Juris - Contents of the legal database

Beck-Online Tutorial

Updated by: Antje Kautz

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