One library system, many places to explore

The University of Toronto Libraries span all three campuses, with spaces and collections focused on different subjects and research areas. Not sure where to begin? Visit our library directory to learn about the libraries and study spaces available to you. Learn how to borrow library items and find out about technology loans.

The library is more than just a place—it's a digital space too. Explore our search tips guide to learn how to navigate the library catalogue and find what you need, wherever you are.

Research help

Whether you're just getting started or deep into your thesis, we’re here to help you build strong research skills.

Manage and organize your research

Managing your research efficiently can save you time and help you stay organized in your studies. We have everything you need to keep your research on track.

Save time by using citation management software to organize your sources and create references. Use our comparison table to determine the best system for your needs.
Learn about research data management supports to ensure that your data is secure, organized and meets ethical and legal standards.
Find the right software to support your research.

Locations and tools

Access dissertations and theses from U of T and beyond
Request to borrow items from other institutions or suggest a title to add to our own collection.
Explore databases, including librarian recommended and subject specific database lists.
Enhance your research with:
Book study spaces and carrels to get private, assigned rooms for graduate students.
Register for the Robarts Family Study Space, a space for caregivers to supervise their little ones while using the library.

Professional development

Develop your skills as a researcher and learn how to share your work with a wider audience.

Mental health supports and wellness

Graduate studies can be stressful, remember that there are services available that can support you:

Connect with Navi, a virtual mental health resource wayfinder offered by U of T.
Visit a Reflection Room with quiet space available for meditation, yoga, and prayer.
Discover books, films, games, and more for relaxation with leisure reading collections.
Try out a light therapy lamp while reading, working or relaxing, to brighten your day.
Explore more special projects and resources designed to help you balance your studies on our Unwind and Create page.

From UTSC or UTM?

Visit the campus specific guides for University of Toronto Scarborough and University of Toronto Mississauga graduate students.

Graduate student library services and resources

More information