Faculty of Law Library

The Faculty of Law Library cooperates with other Nordic Law Libraries. It is appointed a European Documentation Centre by the European Commission.

The Faculty of Law Library provides information resources, support, and related services for the Faculty of Law, Lund University and the general public.

The information resources are specialized in the subject area of law and legal material. The collections include preparatory documents, legislation, case law and doctrine, with an emphasis on Swedish, Nordic, German, British, French and American jurisprudence, EU law, theory and method, as well as material which is of interest for different types of legal research at the Faculty of Law.
As an EDC, The Law Library offers a selection of documents related to European affairs.
The Faculty of Law Library holds the uncatalogued library of the Swedish law commissions dating back to the 19th and 20th centuries.

The library provides information resources, support, and related services for researchers, teachers and students at the Faculty of Law. The Law Library offers subject-specific support through liaison librarians, and research support through a specialized team.

The Law Library provides support to researchers on issues such as publishing strategies, research data management, research evaluation, copyright, and open science. The research support team offers support throughout the entire research process.

As a European Documentation Centre the library supports education and research on EU integration.