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Visit our Loan Periods page for more information about borrowing privileges.
Students (Undergrad, Grad, Low Res, Essentials)
- Your Emily Carr OneCard Photo ID is your library card
- Bring your ID card to the service desk to activate your account
- Library accounts expire on the last day of each semester
Continuing Studies Students
- Your Emily Carr OneCard Photo ID is your library card
- Students in Continuing Studies courses are eligible for a free Community Borrower card for the duration of the semester in which they are registered
- You have access to most databases and journals through the library. Linkedin Learning is not included.
- Bring proof of registration
Faculty and Staff
- Your Emily Carr OneCard Photo ID is your library card
- Bring your ID card to the service desk to activate your account
- Library accounts expire on the last day of each semester
Emily Carr Alumni
- Bring current photo ID and proof of address to the library Service Desk to receive your free alumni borrowers card
Borrowers from BC post-secondary institutions
- Credit students, staff or faculty from BC colleges and universities who participate in the CPSLD reciprocal borrowing agreement are eligible for a community borrower card. Check to see if your institution is listed here
- All items must be returned directly to the ECU Library
- Bring your current post-secondary ID card (proof of current registration or employment is required if not clearly stated on card) as well as proof of current address to the Emily Carr library service desk to activate borrowing privileges
General Public
Borrower |
Cost |
Duration |
ID Required |
Community Borrowers |
$30 |
12 months |
Photo ID with current address |
Indigenous Borrowers |
free |
12 months |
Photo ID with current address or equivalent |
- Members of the General Public can borrow books and other library materials with Community Borrowers card.
- To sign-up for a Community Borrowers card please present photo ID and proof of current address at the Library Service Desk. Community Borrower cards will only be issued to individuals aged 16 and up.
- Magazines and films are in-library use only. Access to the Artists’ Books collection and the Archives are by appointment only
- Research Help and access to library computers, scanners and printing are available, however, these services are provided primarily for enrolled students. Please be considerate of computer and scanner use, especially during busy times in the library. Members of the public may be asked to vacate computers and scanners for student use. Study Rooms are for enrolled student use only
- On-campus access to most library eResources is available by signing up for an Open Athens account at the service desk. We also have many Open Access databases which do not require a password