Special Borrowing Conditions for Examinees with a Registered Term Paper for Their Major Subject and for Doctoral Researchers at the Faculty of Law at University of Hamburg

In order to qualify for the special borrowing conditions, you must present proof of your status as an examinee with a registered term paper for your major subject or as a doctoral researcher at the Faculty of Law at University of Hamburg. Please use the upload function in the form to submit this documentation digitally

If you do not provide this proof of your status, we cannot permit you to borrow.

You may order up to 4 media and borrow these for 2 weeks. After your order has been placed, we will contact you with a suggested pickup time. Pickup times are available between 10 am and 4 pm, Monday–Friday. Notify us in the comments section if you have a preferred time; however, we cannot guarantee that this time slot will be available.

You must bring your original library card with you. Substitutes, such as a photograph of your library card, cannot be accepted.

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Title

First Name(s)

Last Name

Library Card Number

Documentation*:(for a scan/photograph of evidence of your examination / doctoral dissertation)

I am a doctoral researcher, and I need the books from my workspace

Comments

1. Book

Title

Author

Year of publication

Call number

2. Book

Title

Author

Year of publication

Call number

3. Book

Title

Author

Year of publication

Call number

4. Book

Title

Author

Year of publication

Call number

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Copy of form

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Copy of my request

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Data protection

I consent to the University of Hamburg, in this case: , using my data for the following purpose(s): Order Form for Special Borrowing (Corona). The data will be deleted 28 days after processing is completed. I understand that I may withdraw my consent from at any time with future effect. Revocation of my consent does not affect any previous processing of data and information.
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