Health Sciences Library

Amidst the bustling campus of the University of Washington, the Health Sciences Library stands as a beacon of knowledge. The Health Sciences Library isn’t just a building filled with books. It’s a vibrant hub for students, faculty, and staff from various health sciences disciplines. These include Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health, and Social Work. The Health Sciences Library sits within the Magnuson Health Sciences Center. Its main entrance graces the third floor of the “T” wing, accessible by both stairs and elevator. Imagine yourself stepping inside. The third floor welcomes you with an array of reading tables. It provides easy access to digital toolkits and research guides from the computers in the labs and open spaces. You can even find anatomical models, allowing you to study alongside a skeleton or a spleen! The Health Sciences Library houses an impressive collection. This includes hundreds of online research databases. It also offers thousands of print and electronic books and journals related to the biomedical and health sciences. You can also find clinical reference tools and evidence-based healthcare resources. For those seeking a quieter environment, the second floor is dedicated to quiet study. Here, comfy couches and low tables invite focused study. The second floor also houses the biomedical and health sciences journal and book collections. Reservable group study rooms and smartboards offer collaborative spaces. Printers, scanners, and charging stations complete the amenities. Remember your Husky Card, as it’s required for entry. The Health Sciences Library serves the UW community and offers a wealth of resources for anyone pursuing knowledge in the health sciences.