Interlibrary loans
The library can request literature not available in our holdings from other libraries at a charge.
Interlibrary loan is reserved for education, continuing education, and academic research.
We ask for your understanding that we limit the number of interlibrary loans ordered to 3 items per order for non-members of the FHV.
Be sure to check the availability of the desired literature in Olav.
before placing any order.
Please direct orders to fernleihe@fhv.at and send us the required information:
| books | Author:in, title, year of publication, ISBN |
| article | Author:in, title, journal title, year of publication, page references |
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Works that are available in print in the FHV library, even if they are borrowed at the time of the order
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Works that are available in electronic version in the library of the FHV
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Fiction
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Reference books
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Newspaper and magazine volumes
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Loose-leaf editions
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Patent specifications, standards
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DVDs, CD-ROMs, floppy disks, image and sound carriers
We will gladly inform you of the exact cost of your order requests.
Any costs incurred will be charged when the ordered literature is collected from our information desk.
| National book order | € 3.00 |
| Book order abroad | from € 9,00 |
| Article order | variable, costs on request |
The lending and usage conditions of the respective supplier library apply. Please note that some delivery libraries allow the use of borrowed works only on the premises of the library.
Books
The waiting time for books is on average between 10 and 20 days. Usually books can be borrowed for 14 to 28 days. Extensions are possible in individual cases upon request. Please contact us early for this purpose.
Article
Copies of attachments are usually delivered within one week.
Ordered books and articles can be picked up and paid for at the information desk during library opening hours. We ask for your understanding that the collection of books must be done personally by the client.
Please do not return books ordered through interlibrary loan via the book drop, but hand them in at the information desk.