From December 27 to January 17, the Library will be open on Saturdays, December 20 and January 3, 10 and 17.
SCHEDULE 9:00 a.m. to 21:00 p.m.
(*) Access to URJC users may be restricted according to capacity
We invite you to join our university reading club, a space open to all participants who wish to immerse themselves in the world of books and share their impressions with other reading enthusiasts.
Whether you're an avid reader or just beginning to discover the joy of reading, everyone is welcome! Come and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere where you can express your opinions, learn from others, and above all, enjoy the magic of books respectfully.
For this term (February 11 to March 20), we suggest reading "Chemistry Lessons" by Bonnie Garmus, a novel set in the 50s and 60s that follows Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant chemist forced by sexism to abandon research and become the unlikely star of a television cooking show. She will revolutionize cooking by teaching science and empowering women, challenging the established order to motivate them to change their lives and defy social norms. Book Club blog You will be able to follow and comment on the topics that arise.
At least once a week, we'll publish posts with suggested reading paces. You can read faster or slower, and you can leave comments on any post you like. Access to the blog is open; the only requirement is to identify yourself with your email address when commenting. We eagerly await your contributions and look forward to engaging in dialogue with you all.
See you among the letters!
The 2nd Edition of the BURJC Citizen Labs: Connections with the Environment.
What are Citizen Labs?
They are open, inclusive and creative spaces where students, teachers, administrative staff and citizens work together to co-create solutions to real challenges.
Why join us as a collaborator?
Projects available on our campuses:
Check out all the information about the projects here .
Dare to be part of the change from your university!
The Library is organizing a training activity on "Searching and Managing Scientific Information," which will earn you 1 ECTS credit for the subject "Academic Credit Recognition." You can find more information by clicking here. here.
The Library welcomes you with guided tours of its facilities! During the Welcome Days, you'll be able to learn firsthand how your campus library works:
📅 Check the schedule at your campus desk and join the tour! A practical and friendly way to start the course on the right foot 🫰
The Library welcomes you with guided tours of its facilities! During the Welcome Days, you'll be able to learn firsthand how your campus library works:
A 2-hour online training course to learn how the URJC Library works:
Organization, spaces and rules.
Key services such as loans, reservations and personalized training.
Use of catalogs, databases and academic resources.
🎯 Objective: To help you use the URJC university library independently as a support in your academic life.
📚 Ideal for first-year students.
Take the course by clicking here!
From May 5th to July 4th
SCHEDULE 9:00 a.m. to 22:00 p.m.
Open ALL CAMPUS LIBRARIES every day except the days marked in Red.
To access the Madrid campus library it will be necessary to reserve a reading position through the app
Apple Store 
Google Play 
Reservations cannot be made with more than 48h in advance
(*) Access to URJC users may be restricted according to capacity
FECYT, together with Clarivate, has organized three new free online training sessions in Spanish during the month of March, framing these sessions with the 1st Online Training Cycle of the Web of Science database.
These sessions are aimed at all institutions that are part of the national Web of Science license and the registration period for online training has opened, which will begin on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, and end on Thursday, March 13, XNUMX.
Important: the bases of the OFFICIAL CALL for training and the instructions to obtain the certificate are published in the FECYT website
Tuesday, March 11th from 14:00-15:00 p.m., My first steps with Web of Science (basic level)
Wednesday, March 12, 14:00-15:00 p.m., Using Boolean operators and saving my queries in Web of Science (basic level)
Thursday, March 13, 14:00-15:00 p.m., Identifying the most important publications with Web of Science (basic level)
Inscriptions in the following link.
On March 5th, within the Open Education Week, the REA Conference, a conference organized in collaboration by Line 1 and the Repositories Working Group.
The day, which will be broadcast via Zoom and recorded for later dissemination and inclusion in the REA Kit, will have the following program:
Presentation Xaquín Lores (UdC)
You can register for it for free at the following address: LINK
In order to improve the quality of the service we offer you, it is important for the University Library to know what its users think.
For this reason, we ask you to give us your opinion by filling in this small poll which will be open from Tuesday February 4th to Tuesday March 4th.
Thank you very much for your cooperation.
The updated guide to six-year terms is now available for the Call for evaluation of research activity 2024.
In the guide you can consult the criteria and evaluation scales, as well as information on the narrative bibliography and some recommendations.
For more information, you can also consult the BURJCDigital repository guide and the Scientific Portal Guide.
The 16 21 December to January
SCHEDULE 9:00 a.m. to 22:00 p.m.
Open ALL CAMPUS LIBRARIES Every day except for the days marked in Red.
To access the Madrid campus library it will be necessary to reserve a reading position through the app
Apple Store Google Play
Reservations cannot be made with more than 48h in advance
(*) Access to URJC users may be restricted according to capacity
During Science Week 2024, the library is organizing several events in the different campus libraries.
Alcorcón Campus Library:
Fuenlabrada Campus Library:
Móstoles Campus Library:
The library organizes, within the framework of the call for six-year terms 2024 (from January 13 to February 3), three sessions on “How to publish in the BURJCDigital institutional repository”.
These sessions are designed to help you better understand the BURJCDigital publishing process and ensure that your papers are submitted in an appropriate and efficient manner. We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to resolve any questions and receive direct guidance from our staff.