Students studying at the Montreal School of Theology who have an active McGill ID card and are currently McGill students (M. Div. I and II students) have access to all electronic resources (on campus and remotely) and services (including borrowing privileges and Interlibrary Loans) available through McGill Libraries.<\/p>\n
M. Div. III students and students who are not registered at McGill (such as those taking certificate\/online courses) have different privileges. See below for more information about library access for each of these groups. Please also see our \u00ab\u00a0Other library resources\u00a0\u00bb section for more options for those not registered as McGill students.<\/p>\n
Electronic resources at McGill:<\/strong> you can access McGill’s e-journal, e-book and database collection on site with a guest login at a McGill Library<\/a>. No\u00a0off-campus access to these resources is available for students without a valid McGill ID Card, however.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n ProQuest e-books:<\/strong> M. Div. III Students have access to a collection of e-books from ProQuest. To find out more, visit the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. McLelland Library at the Presbyterian College<\/a>.<\/p>\n Borrowing books and other services:<\/strong>\u00a0As per the \u00ab\u00a0Borrowers from Other Quebec Universities<\/a>\u00a0\u00bb page, \u00ab\u00a0Faculty members and 3rd year Masters of Divinity students of the Montreal School of Theology who don\u2019t already have a McGill ID may request a\u00a0McGill Library Borrowing Card on presentation of a letter from the School.\u00a0\u00bb This letter will be presented to you at orientation and\u00a0 will allow you to borrow books and other physical materials from McGill libraries (including the Birks Reading Room<\/a>) as well as the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. McLelland Library<\/a> at the Presbyterian College.<\/p>\n Consultation with a McGill librarian<\/strong>: you\u00a0can contact a McGill librarian<\/a>\u00a0or the Religious Studies Librarian<\/a>.<\/p>\n In addition to the resources mentioned above, you may also have access to other resources, specifically:<\/p>\n Students studying at the Montreal School of Theology who have an active McGill ID card and are currently McGill students (M. Div. I and II students) have access to all electronic resources (on campus and remotely) and services (including borrowing privileges and Interlibrary Loans) available through McGill Libraries. M. Div. III students and students who are not registered at McGill (such as those taking certificate\/online courses) have different privileges. See below for more information about library access for each of these groups. Please also see our \u00ab\u00a0Other library resources\u00a0\u00bb section for more options for those not registered as McGill students. M. Div. III Students Electronic resources at McGill: you can access McGill’s e-journal, e-book and database collection on site with a guest login at a McGill Library. No\u00a0off-campus access to these resources is available for students without a valid McGill ID Card, however.\u00a0 ProQuest e-books: M. Div. III Students have access to a collection of e-books from ProQuest. To find out more, visit the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. McLelland Library at the Presbyterian College. Borrowing books and other services:\u00a0As per the \u00ab\u00a0Borrowers from Other Quebec Universities\u00a0\u00bb page, \u00ab\u00a0Faculty members and 3rd year Masters of Divinity students of the Montreal School of Theology who don\u2019t already have a McGill ID may request a\u00a0McGill Library Borrowing Card on presentation of a letter from the School.\u00a0\u00bb This letter will be presented to you at orientation and\u00a0 will allow you to borrow books and other physical materials from McGill libraries (including the Birks Reading Room) as well as the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. McLelland Library at the Presbyterian College. Consultation with a McGill librarian: you\u00a0can contact a McGill librarian\u00a0or the Religious Studies Librarian. Other Library Resources In addition to the resources mentioned above, you may also have access to other resources, specifically: BANQ :… <\/p>\nOther Library Resources<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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