How to access electronic resources off campus

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To access electronic resources off campus from the University of Cape Town (UCT) libraries, go to the UCT libraries website and click on the OFF CAMPUS LOGIN link. Enter your student number and password on the off campus login page, then click Login and select UCT Libraries. This will allow access to most resources available on campus. Help is available by emailing Maureen Chiware.

How to access electronic
resources off campus

Enter your student number

Enter your
student number

Enter your password

Enter your
password

Click on UCT Libraries

Click on UCT Libraries

UCT Libraries homepage

You can now access just
about all of the
resources available on
campus

If you need help email:
maureen.chiware@uct.ac.za

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