Alumni can use all physical collections when inside the library but do not have borrowing privileges.
Given the size of our space and collection, we can accommodate a maximum of 20 alumni each day. Make an appointment at least 3 business days in advance。
Looking for a space to do a group discussion or presentation? Want to get your team on the same page? Let Roary show you how to connect to the Sony monitors in the library’s Group Study Rooms.
N511 N516 N517 N518 N601 N602 N603 N604 N605 All these rooms are equipped with a Sony screen. (Projection only)
Turning on Sony Monitor
The power button is usually found at the bottom of the center.
Connecting Your Device
Connect your device to the Sony monitors using the HDMI cable already connected to it.
Select the Input Source
Use the source button on the monitor to select the correct input source (e.g., HDMI 2).
Tips for Audio Configuration Toubleshooting
1. Check if your device’s audio output is connected to the monitor’s audio input.
2. Adjust the volume using the monitor’s volume controls or your device’s settings.
Library group study rooms are currently very popular reserved study areas. With different room setups, they can meet the various needs of different groups of patrons.
Wait… I have a question!After I made the reservation,how can I check into the group study room?
Before the reserved time slot, the monitor interface for each room is blue. When your reservation time slot arrives, you can start the check-in process.
2. Within the first 15 minutes of your reservation time slot, you can confirm your reservation by clicking “CHECK IN” on the screen and tapping the cards you registered for booking the room. (Refer to the below images for two tapping positions.)
If check-in is not completed within 15 minutes, the room will be released back to the reservation system.
3. After the room check-in is successfully confirmed, the monitor interface will turn purplish red and your study group can enjoy your time in this room now! Hooray!
4. We kindly ask that more than half of the room’s maximum capacity check-in. So gather your study buddies and make sure to get everyone on board for a successful reservation.
Q: Hi Roary! Where can I study with my friends on campus? What resources are available for us?
Roary: The NYU Shanghai Library has various group study room options for your group to choose.
When booking a group study room, the capacity is written directly beside the room number. You can also learn about the room situation and equipped devices in advance by clicking on “info”.
Please note that more than half of the room’s maximum capacity must check-in to the reserved group study room within the first 15 minutes of the booked time.
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Group study rooms in the North building and room W517 have either a SONY monitor or MaxHub.
To write on the MaxHub, please visit the library circulation desk on the 5th floor to borrow a stylus pen.
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All the group study rooms in the West building–except W517–have whiteboards and whiteboard erasers. Please erase the whiteboards when you are done using them.
Wind Terminal: Home → Stock → News and Information → RPP (Research Reports Platform), select the column (such as industry research, company research, fund research, etc.) to narrow your search result to a specific report type.
3. Important note
Please understand that you should use the analyst reports only for the purpose of academic research, course assignments and career development/interview research, with the knowledge that for-profit uses are forbidden. You can never share full or substantial portions of reports with anyone outside of NYU Shanghai, including experiential client projects, internships, and current employers.
For reports from CITIC Securities(中信证券), TF Securities(天风证券), Guosen Securities(国信证券) and UBS Securities, China branch(瑞银证券), etc at Wind Terminals, they are not available to us as non-whitelist institutions, because they are only open to their current customers.
As part of the “Business in Contemporary China” research guide, it offers comprehensive information and resources on China’s dynamic real estate market.
Five sections included:
(1) Reports & Statistics
(2) Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers
(3) Books & Book Chapters
(4) Case Studies
(5) Government Websites & Professional Associations
The information presented on this page is sourced from reputable outlets, including library-subscribed databases and open data from professional organizations.
