Location and time

Locations

• Arechi II Square
• Via delle Puglie 82 

At the office of Via delle Puglie 82 you can find all the monographs that have been placed in the section "Well Lib.", as well as a substantial number of magazines, mainly economic, technical, scientific and engineering. 

At the Piazza Arechi II headquarters, you can find all the other monographs that have been placed under all the different Sections and a substantial number of magazines, mainly in the legal field. 

Over the years, several personal funds and donations from institutions have contributed to increase the wealth and information offer that the BCA makes available to its users. 

Two stations are available at both locations, which are also available to students for bibliographic searches in catalogues, online discovery and to consult the digital library made available. 

The BCA owns and preserves several collections of rare and valuable books, consisting of about 1,000 ancient books, dating back to 1830, many of which are inventoried and catalogued.

Palazzo De Simone: https://goo.gl/maps/9ykDUHjUQ9SZn66q6 

Via delle Puglie: https://goo.gl/maps/BfYHr44U9LPXWuUv7  

Study rooms

At the two locations of Piazza Arechi II and Via delle Puglie, there are 82 different stations made available to users for consultation of bibliographic material held by the library and study. 

Of the available places, some have been reserved for external users. 

Due to the needs of the Administration, in view of the renovation work on the building, the Study Room in Via delle Puglie is not available.

Remember that in the premises of the Library must be respected the maximum silence, the librarian staff will occasionally perform random checks to regulate attendance and anyone who causes disturbance, can be removed on the order of the BCA Manager. Therefore, it is not allowed: 

1. Smoking, including electronic cigarettes, except in outdoor areas; 
2. Introduce and consume food and beverages; 
3. Introduce animals, except guide dogs for the blind; 
4. Use electronic devices (such as phones, tablets, computers) for voice or other purposes not strictly related to study and research; 
5. Occupy multiple reading stations at once or keep the place occupied for extended periods with personal items;  
6. Change the layout of furniture and accessories without permission; 
7. Leave any kind of waste on the table or elsewhere; 
8. Leave unattended books and personal items, for which the BCA declines any responsibility in case of theft or loss; 
9. Misuse of and obstruction of safety exits; 
10. Tamper with the software and hardware equipment made available.  

The Central Library of the University is open to the public, in both locations, according to the following timetable: 

The use of the consultation and study rooms is allowed, however, in the following hours: