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About Us

An introduction to the Johannes Oentoro Library and its resources

Services

Library Instruction

At the request of faculty, librarians teach class sessions at all campuses showing specific library resources and searching skills that address course learning objectives.  For complete information about library instruction options and opportunities, see our Information Literacy Training Program Guide.  Librarians also develop assignment-specific library guides that students can continue to use throughout the semester to accomplish their learning objectives.  LibGuides may be found at http://library.uph.edu

Reference Services

Librarians are available all the hours that the library is open.  They are also available by appointment. In addition to helping students with finding resources for research projects, they also provide guidance on citation style, avoiding plagiarism, and technical assistance.

Borrowing Services

Students, faculty, and staff with a ID can check out library materials as described below.

Faculty can place books, articles, or audiovisual material on reserve in the Closed Access Collection so that all students have access to it in the library.

Materials Selection

All faculty are invited to suggest materials for the library to acquire.  Faculty requests for materials to support the curriculum will be honored as fiscal resources permit.

Using Other Libraries

The library has developed partnerships with the following libraries:

  • Forum Komunikasi Perpustakaan Badan Kerjasama Perguruan Tinggi Kristen Indonesia (Forkom Perpustakaan BK-PTKI)

    Among libraries in Indonesia, this forum is known as In-CUVL ( Indonesia Christian Universities Virtual Library). In December 2010, the Forum of Librarians & Theological Seminary Libraries in Indonesia joined BK-PTKI. UPH library members may visit and use the collections at these libraries for reference purposes.

  • Library of Bank Indonesia

    UPH library members may visit and use the Bank of Indonesia's collection for reference purposes.

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Borrowing

Document Delivery Service

The Library provides retrieval and delivery of articles and selections from journals, magazine, newspapers, reference books, and other publications, in print or digital format, upon request.

  • To use this service, contact a reference librarian by email at library@uph.edu. 
  • Requests will normally be filled in 3 days or less. 
  • Johannes Oentoro Library members will not be charged for this service or the digital delivery of documents but will need to pay a per page fee for any printing requests (see Table of Fees).
  • Non-member and institutional network libraries will be charged according to the Table of Fees.
  • Payment should be submitted to Nobu Bank, account number. 101-3011-8888, on behalf of the Yayasan Universitas Pelita Harapan.
  • Documents will be delivered to the requester via e-mail in PDF format or by mail (postage fees will be charged) as soon a copy of the bank transfer sheet is faxed to the library reference department at 021-5460908. 

For more information, please contact our staff at 021-5460901, ext 1371/1370, or via email at library@uph.edu. 

 

Table of Fees

Accessing your Library Account

To access your account, click on the LOG IN link in the upper RIGHT-HAND corner

IF you have an UPH email address (i.e. @uph.edu or @student.uph.edu), use the blue Log In box on the left-hand side of the screen.  This will take you to UPH's Microsoft Office log in page where you will log in with your UPH Microsoft email address and password.

IF you do NOT have an UPH email address (i.e. @uphcollege.com, @uphcollege.sch.id, @gmail.com, @ypph.org), use the Log In box on the right-hand side of the screen.

Your Username = your NIM/NIK  (example:  201350216)
Your Password = your last name  (example:  Wijaya)

 

After you log in, click on the menu box    in the upper LEFT-HAND corner to see your checkouts, holds, and fines

Problems?  Contact the Service Desk in the library at ext 1385