Library Olten
Applied Psychology, Social Work, Business Studies
The FHNW Library Olten is a public university library. It offers a broad range of printed and electronic media for the fields of applied psychology, social work, economics and optometry as well as space for learning, working and researching. Its services are aimed at members of FHNW and interested members of the public. Use of the library is free of charge.
Survival Kit (PDF, 399KB)
"The Survival Kit provides you with a quick and uncomplicated overview of the
most important information about the Campus Library Olten and research."
Monday - Friday | Library staff present 8am - 5pm |
Saturday | Library staff present 9am - 12pm |
FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
Library Olten
Von Roll-Str. 10
4600 Olten
+41 62 957 20 50
bibliothek.olten@fhnw.ch
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Literature and information in printed and digital form are oriented towards studies, further education, teaching and research at the schools of business, social work, applied psychology and optometry. Our areas of specialization also include:
- Specialized literature digital/print (applied psychology, social work, economics, optometry)
- Databases
- Reference works
- Student papers
- Journals digital/print
- Psychological test procedures
- Daily and weekly newspapers
- Fiction
- Feature films (DVDs)
Support with academic writing
The Thesis.Labor area in the Olten library supports students in writing academic papers. Here you will find relevant books, practical guidelines from the degree programmes in Olten and examples of outstanding theses at the School of Business, of Social Work and of Applied Psychology. They provide inspiration for the choice of topic, style and structure of your own thesis. Theses with well-researched bibliographies, informative tables of contents and stylistically successful abstracts are particularly helpful. The illustrative materials in the Thesis.lab are usually also available digitally via QR code.
Theses can be researched in the IRF and on the student platform.
Thesis.Labor in the Library FHNW Olten
You can get visual insights in the Instagram post or come by and browse the Thesis.Labor yourself. The library team welcomes your feedback and suggestions for the further development of the Labor.