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Designed by architect Fernand Pouillon, the library opened its doors in 1956. It was completely renovated in 2016-2017 as part of the Campus Plan.

The library has a variety of work spaces to suit the needs of its users. Its 750 seats are spread over three levels: garden level, first floor and mezzanine, reserved for M2 students and above.

The library also offers nine group study rooms, one study room for teachers and another for lecturers, two computer rooms, three printing/photocopying rooms, a consultation area for precious collections and an adapted study room (with remote enlarger and text-to-speech software).

Accessibility information: contact the library or scd-handicap@univ-amu.fr

Opening hours

Week 20: May 13 to 19
Monday08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday08:00 - 19:00
Thursday08:00 - 19:00
Friday08:00 - 19:00
Saturday10:00 - 17:00
SundayClosed

Useful info

Address:

3 avenue Robert Schuman

CS 10856

13 626 Aix-en-Provence cedex 1

France

Tel: 04 13 55 15 33

How to get there:

Aix-en-bus line 8, Facultés stop

Coordonnées

43.519, 5.44676

The library provides students, teachers and researchers with collections in law, political science, economics and management, as well as general culture, competitive examination preparation, history, philosophy and social sciences. It offers over 187,000 books for loan or consultation, nearly 286 periodical titles currently subscribed to, 48,000 theses and dissertations, and some 444 documentary DVDs.

It also holds a number of special collections:

  • Reserve: some 15,000 heritage documents
  • United Nations Fund
  • Collections of the former Faculty of Applied Economics (FEA)
  • Albert de La Pradelle Library
  • Collections of the Centre d'étude et de recherche sur les sociétés de l'Océan indien (CERSOI) and the Institut de droit d'Outre-Mer (IDOM).

It has also housed the collections of the former Cassin library since October 2017.

See the description of the Schuman Law library heritage collections.

Thanks to a partnership with the BnF and the Cujas library, the library digitizes and posts its most interesting and remarkable collections online on the Odyssée digital heritage library, in particular the sources of law in Provence and the colonies, and the Faculty's journals.

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Do you have a question? A librarian will answer you immediately by chat or within 48 working hours by e-mail.

We mainly answer questions about AMU services, collections and research tools.

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