The WK Hancock Building is known as Hancock Library and provides material from most areas of science; engineering; computer; cybernetics; technology and medicine.

Collections

The major strengths of the Hancock Library collection are in:

• General science
• History and philosophy of science
• Science policy
• Chemistry
• Mathematical and computing sciences
• Physics
• Psychology, biological and medical sciences
• Forestry, geography, geology, earth and environmental sciences
• Engineering and technology.

The Hancock Library also houses the Joseph Needham special collection.

Additional Library services

Ask at the Information Desk Level 1 for advice on using the catalogue, information about the collection, all loans enquiries and information about training programs which can assist in the use of the Library's information resources.

There are over 100 PC and Macintosh computers available for use by ANU students and staff are available in the Hancock Library.

There are bookable group study rooms available on level 3 with a variety of seating conducive to individual and group interaction. DVD players are available in 6 of the group study rooms and an additional 3 DVD players are available in the open study areas on level 3.

Library locations

• WK Hancock Building (East wing) (Building 122)
• WK Hancock Building (West wing) (Building 43)

Library accessibility

For specific Hancock Library accessibility information, please visit services for users with a disability.