Close sidebar Home » Research » Library » FAQs » Catalogue Open sidebar menu FAQs about the Catalogue Can I access the Catalogue outside the EUI? Yes. The catalogue, or OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) is freely accessible to all on the Internet. What kind of documents are in the Catalogue? You can find bibliographic descriptions of books, eBooks, journals, eJournals, databases, working papers, theses and licensed or free digital resources. What language should I use when searching the Catalogue? Although the Catalogue interface language is English, users obviously can search for titles or words in any language. Can I save the results of a catalogue search? You can save records, searches and review your search history using the 'My Favourites' function. Log into your account, click on your name and choose ‘My Favorites’ from the drop down menu. What do the locations SER, CAS, LIB, ... mean? These are different locations used in the Library Catalogue to identify the location of an item. If you cannot find an item, a member of the Library staff will assist you. Can I search for journal articles in the Catalogue? Yes. The Catalogue can retrieve in one search books, eBooks, Journals, eJournal titles, newspapers, as well as book chapters and journal articles. How can I find out which new books arrived at the Library? The new book display area can be found near the Library exit. There you can consult some of the most recently arrived material. Page last updated on 26 September 2022