Ordering literature

Please consider the following ordering guidelines:

• For each title ordered for the Learning and Resource Centre, the library will automatically order a lendable copy for the library collection unless already present.
• For a timely availability of your order, please take the delivery period into account. Dutch publications can take up to six weeks, and foreign language publications can take up to eight weeks.
• Maximum of eight copies per title

Please consider the following ordering guidelines:

• Course planning groups are authorised and responsible for choosing and ordering book titles for education
• KeyLinks is the method of ordering book titles for the Learning Resources Collection
• The Library is of assistance in organising this literature in the KeyLinks literature lists
• The Library will provide the needed literature for FHML education in the Learning Resource Collection and as e-book versions
• Books in the Learning Resource Collection are for reference only in the Library and cannot be borrowed.
• Please also be aware of new editions of current titles while updating the Keylinks literature list of your course!
• If available and financially feasible, an e-book version will be purchased. Additionally, the Library will order three print copies for the Learning Resource Collection.
• If an e-book version is too expensive to purchase, the FHML information specialist can make suggestions about alternative titles; which are present as e-book versions.
  This is in agreement with the FHML Institute for Education.
• If an e-book version is not available, up to six print copies will be ordered for the Learning Resource collection..
• For each title ordered for the Learning Resource Collection, the library will automatically order a lendable copy for the library collection unless already present.

Please consider the following ordering guidelines for all programs except UCM, UCV and MSP:

• Max 3 titles per course
• If available, an e-book is preferred over a print version
• If an e-book is not available, one print copy (per 50 students) will be ordered to be placed non-lendable in the Randwyck Library.

For MSP, no course literature can be ordered for the library. If you wish to discuss an exception, please contact the MSP programme director.

For UCM: order your course literature via ucm-studentaffairs@maastrichtuniversity.nl. There is a limited budget, decisions regarding e-book/amount of print versions will be taken in relation to this budget.

For UCV: see ordering guidelines below.

Please consider the following ordering guidelines:

• If available, an e-book is to be preferred over the print version
• When purchasing an e-book, additionally one print copy is made available
• Per course up to 15 titles
• It is possible to order several copies of a particular title and to vary the number of titles and number of copies per title, but the total number of copies for a course should never be more than 5 copies for every 10 students.

Please consider the following ordering guidelines (they apply to all programmes!):

• If available, an e-book is to be preferred over the print version
• When purchasing an e-book, additionally one print copy is made available
• Regarding compulsory reading per course:
  • Up to 5 titles
  • 1 copy per 15 students with a maximum of 10 copies
  • It is possible to vary the number of titles and number of copies per title, but the total number of copies for a course should never be more than 50 (5 titles x 10 copies)
• Regarding additional literature per course:
  • The number of titles is unlimited
  • 1 copy per title

Please consider the following ordering guidelines:

• Course planning groups are authorised and responsible for choosing and ordering book titles for education
• KeyLinks is the method of ordering book titles for the Learning Resource Collection
• The Library is of assistance in organising this literature in the KeyLinks literature lists
• The Library will provide the needed literature for FPN education in the Learning Resource Collection and as e-book versions
• Books in the Learning Resource Collection are for reference only in the Library and cannot be borrowed.
• Please also be aware of new editions of current titles while updating the Keylinks literature list of your course!
• If available and financially feasible, an e-book version will be purchased. Additionally, the Library will order three print copies for the Learning Resource Collection.
• If an e-book version is too expensive to purchase, the FPN information specialist can make suggestions about alternative titles, which are present as e-book versions.
• If an e-book version is not available, up to six print copies will be ordered for the Learning Resource collection.
• For each title ordered for the Learning Resource Collection, the Library will automatically order a lendable copy for the library collection unless already present.

Please consider the following ordering guidelines:

• If available, an e-book is to be preferred over the print version
• Regarding compulsory and additional books per course: 1 copy per 15 students with a minimum of 2 copies and a maximum of 5 copies.

Since it is not possible to have sufficient copies available for all students in all courses, literature is purchased in small numbers and students are expected to buy their own copies. Please add a comment to this effect in your course material. For example: ‘Students are strongly advised to buy the compulsory literature’.

Please consider the following ordering guidelines:

• If available, an e-book is to be preferred over the print version
• When purchasing an e-book, additionally one print copy is made available
• Regarding compulsory reading per course:
  • 1 copy per 15 students
• Regarding additional literature per course:
  • 1 copy per title