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KCL Alumni have life-long visiting access to all KCL libraries

Visits are restricted to library staffed hours only. Please, be prepared to show your King's Connect account and a valid form of photo ID to security.

For more information on how to set up a King's Connect account for free, please visit Alumni Benefits.

Alumni+ (paid subscriptions)

KCL Alumni who wish to borrow books, need to fill out our Alumni+ Subscription Form.
You will have the option to choose between 2 discounted (50%) subscription options:

• £30 for 6 months
• £60 for 1 year

Alumni+ users will be provided with an ID card for swipe access outside of staffed hours (subject to library opening times) and will be able to borrow up to 5 books (you can take out up to five books in one go but you’re only allowed to have a total of five books on your account).

Please, always bring your Alumni+ card a form of ID with you if you would like to visit our libraries outside library staffed hours or borrow books. If you have forgotten your Alumni+ card, you can still visit (during library staffed hours only) by showing your King's Connect account to security. You will not be able to borrow books without your Alumni+ ID card.

For all external library users, please note:

• Access to a limited selection of e-resources is available via a few public access (VERA) PCs.
  Please speak to library staff for access.
• Reference access is available to all our print resources.
• Visitors to King's libraries can use many of the same printing and photocopying services available to staff and students. Read about visitor printing services and how to register for a guest print account. These facilities are available in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright, Design and Patents Act, 1988.
• Free visitor Wi-Fi is available through 'King's Guest Wi-Fi'. Visit the King's IT services webpage for registration details.
• The eduroam wireless network service may also be available if you belong to a participating institution. Eduroam login details can be used to access this network at King's library sites.