Computers and Wifi
Computers
At the libraries, there are open search computers where you can search the library's catalogue, create a library account, and reserve books.
There are also computers available for Chalmers students at both the Main Library and the Architecture and Civil Engineering Library. At Chalmers Learning Commons in Kuggen, there is a computer that is primarily intended for printing or for shorter errands. You will find it in the printer room on the entrance floor.
For Chalmers students, you can find more computer labs scattered across the campus. The easiest way to find the computer labs is via the Campus Map app.
Not a Chalmers student?
If you are not affiliated with Chalmers, you can still use computers, but without the possibility of printing. Both the Main Library at Johanneberg and Chalmers Learning Commons in Kuggen have computers that you can use.
Wifi – Eduroam
Chalmers students and employees have access to wifi via Eduroam.
Wireless Network (wifi) and Computers
If you are a student at the University of Gothenburg, you can also connect to Eduroam on Chalmers campus. More information can be found on the University of Gothenburg's student portal.
Public wireless network
Chalmers has a wireless network that guests and visitors can use. The network is called “Chalmers_Guest”.
- You connect by selecting “Chalmers_Guest” in the list of available WiFi networks.
- You will be directed to a portal where you can enter your email address, read and accept the user agreement and read the information about personal data processing.
- An email with a verification link will be sent to the address you provided and here you click on the button to verify yourself.
- Once verification is complete, you will have internet access for 24 hours.
Please note that the Chalmers guest network only gives you access to the internet. You will not be able to access the library’s electronic resources via the guest network.
If you are a member of the public, you can access and use the library's databases, eBooks and e-journals via the public access computer terminals at the library.