Using the Library during COVID-19
UC Berkeley’s library buildings are now open. To stay up to date on the Library’s policies and services during the pandemic, visit the Library’s COVID-19 webpage.
Find a study space
Select study spaces by library or by study space features.
Acoustically designed for recording audio or video on your own equipment, rehearsing class presentations, conducting remote job interviews. Seats up to five.
Tables throughout one floor with 36 seats available.
Graduate Services provides 76 study spaces for UC Berkeley graduate students and faculty. The Dissertation Writer's Room in Graduate Services is a space dedicated to doctoral students advanced to candidacy.
The Heyns Reading Room provides 109 study spaces to accommodate individuals.
The Matsui Center Study Room, adjacent to the IGS Library, is available Monday-Friday 9a-5p. Access is through the Matsui Center offices, 117 Moses Hall. Maximum capacity is 20.
The Engineering Library provides a variety of study spaces to accommodate individual as well as group study.
The Engineering Library has 5 group study rooms available, each with 10-15 person capacity. Study rooms close one hour before the library closes.
8 seats, some located at computers, others at a table.
138 seats at open tables, individual carrels and comfortable lounge chairs.
20 seats in 4 study rooms. Study rooms close one hour before the library closes.
