Available Seats
How does the traffic light display for seat occupancy come about?
In the subject libraries, WIFI usage is continuously evaluated on site. The current oppucancy rate of a subject library is calculated based on these values. This calculation also includes counting the number of visitors present by the staff.
The traffic light display provides a realistic representation of the current occupancy rate of a subject library. It does not, however, provide exact data on how many people are currently in a subject library and how many free seats are currently available.
Seats that are not occupied but are reserved by break discs can not be included in this calculation of seat occupancy.
95 % | Central Lending Library Schloss WestflügelOpening hours: Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–6 p.m. | 3D |
83 % | A3 LibraryLinguistics and Literary Studies, Media and Communication Studies, Education Sciences, Philosophy, Psychology and Theology, Media Center and Test Library for Psychology | 3D |
75 % | A5 LibrarySociology, Political Science, Mathematics and Informatics, EDC, MZES | 3D |
90 % | Schloss Ehrenhof LibraryHasso Plattner Library – Law, Economics, History, Economic Geography and the Ernst & Young Library for Accounting, Business Taxation and Tax Law | 3D |
70 % | Schloss Schneckenhof LibraryBusiness Administration | 3D |
Last updated: 2025-05-20, 1:16 pm
Further study rooms at the university
Mon–Fri 8:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.: Lecture halls and seminar rooms that are not currently occupied by a course can be used by students for studying. After logging in to the student portal, the “Free rooms” tab shows which rooms are currently available.
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–8 p.m.: The room EO 363 on the top floor of Schloss Ehrenhof OST offers a large open work area with numerous workstations.
