This guide is primarily intended for students and researchers at St Antony's who seek detailed information about the College's Library. It may also be useful to external readers. Use this guide to find out about the Library's collections, services and staff support.
If you would like to see additional information on this site, please let us know!
For general enquiries about the College Library please email:
(this account is monitored by the Librarian and the Apprentice Library Assistant)
Librarian:
Aimee Burlakova
librarian@sant.ox.ac.uk
lib.office@sant.ox.ac.uk
+44 (0)1865 274480
Apprentice Library Assistant:
Eleanor Winterbottom
lib.office@sant.ox.ac.uk
St Antony's College Library is one of five libraries on site. It holds over 50,000 books to support subjects studied by its members.
Main Reading Room
Main Reading Room (Apse)
Book stacks
Gulbenkian Reading Room
St Antony’s College has three libraries which collectively contain over 100,000 volumes reflecting major disciplinary interests of College members.
The Bodleian Latin American Centre Library and the Bodleian Japanese Library also sit within College grounds.
Note, the MEC, BJL and LAC libraries welcome everyone as long as they have with them a valid Oxford University card or a Bodleian Reader’s card. The RESC Library is open to REES students/staff and RESC affiliates only.
St Antony's College Library is usually open to members 24/7. Some areas may occasionally be closed outside term time.
The library is staffed and can provide access to non-members (by appointment only) from Monday to Friday, 9:30-12:30 and 14:00-17:00.
Check out some of the newest editions to our collection!
The Brutish Museums: The Benin Bronzes, Colonial Violence and Cultural Restitution by 
Becoming Abolitionists: Police, Protests, and the Pursuit of Freedom by 
A Feminist Theory of Refusal by