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By car to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

from East: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Barop / Universität
from West: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität
from North / South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität

There is a charging station for e-cars at Vogelpothsweg.

By train and bus to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1 from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund-Universität'
Dortmund bus line 445, 447 and 462, bus stop 'Dortmund Universität'

By car to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

from South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität
all others directions: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität

By train and bus to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1: from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund Oespel', from there continue with bus line 465 to 'Sebrathweg'
Dortmund bus line 465, bus stop 'Sebrathweg'

The H-Bahn (shuttle)

Line 1: Dortmund-Eichlinghofen – Technologiezentrum via South Campus and North Campus/'Dortmund Universität S'

Line 2: North Campus – South Campus

Plan of site & interactive map

The facilities of TU Dortmund University are spread over two campuses, the larger Campus North and the smaller Campus South. Additionally, some areas of the university are located in the adjacent "Technologiepark".

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Cafeteria menus

To overview

Location & approach

By car to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

from East: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Barop / Universität
from West: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität
from North / South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität

There is a charging station for e-cars at Vogelpothsweg.

By train and bus to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1 from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund-Universität'
Dortmund bus line 445, 447 and 462, bus stop 'Dortmund Universität'

By car to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

from South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität
all others directions: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität

By train and bus to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1: from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund Oespel', from there continue with bus line 465 to 'Sebrathweg'
Dortmund bus line 465, bus stop 'Sebrathweg'

The H-Bahn (shuttle)

Line 1: Dortmund-Eichlinghofen – Technologiezentrum via South Campus and North Campus/'Dortmund Universität S'

Line 2: North Campus – South Campus

Plan of site & interactive map

The facilities of TU Dortmund University are spread over two campuses, the larger Campus North and the smaller Campus South. Additionally, some areas of the university are located in the adjacent "Technologiepark".

> Go to interactive map

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Freshly licensed: New offers for philosophy

12/11/2023 -

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E-Media

Laptop and notebook on a desk.

The University Library has licensed two new digital services for philosophy and related subjects. Both services are accessible via the subject information page for philosophy.

Oxford Bibliographies Online / Philosophy (OBO Philosophy)

The specialist bibliographic database OBO Philosophy offers current introductory articles on numerous topics in philosophy with associated annotated specialist literature. The bibliography, edited by international scholars, has extensive search functions and cross-references to thematically related articles. In addition to books, articles and journals, websites and databases are also listed. Each bibliographic entry is accompanied by the button "Get it! UB Dortmund" button, which enables you to search directly in our catalog plus.

The International Encyclopedia of Ethics

The renowned encyclopedia The International Encyclopedia of Ethics contains more than 700 articles by international scholars on all areas of ethics. In this 2021 updated edition, numerous new entries have been added that cover new research topics, including articles on electoral ethics, artificial intelligence, structural injustice and biopolitics.

Further information

Questions and feedback on the offer are welcome to Dr. Stephanie Marra, your subject librarian for philosophy
Off-campus access for TU members via Virtual Private Network (VPN) or Shibboleth