The Coworking Corner is a welcoming and quiet space dedicated to shared
work, perfect for small work and study groups. For this service, the Library
offers two spaces: With Multimedia Whiteboard (to obtain the
corresponding digital pen, you will need to leave an additional ID at the
reception desk, in addition to the one used for access): Without Multimedia
Whiteboard. The service is available from Monday to Friday, in two time
slots: 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM and 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM. You can book via APP – up
to six seats – from the website
https://affluences.com/biblioteca-economia-pareto/reservation?lang=it&ty
pe=5241
https://economia.uniroma2.it/biblioteca/prestito/
Library lending
The book lending and return service is available:
Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (from July 8 to September 15,
2026)
Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (from January 7 to July 7,
2026, and from September 16 to September 23, 2026)
The following are eligible for lending:
● "Tor Vergata" University students, researchers, professors and T.A.B.
staff (Technical, Administrative, and Library staff)
● Students, researchers, and faculty from"La Sapienza”, Roma Tre, "Foro
Italico"
A registration form needs to be completed to access local lending via
ALMA. Users from other universities may visit the library from 9:00
AM to 3:00 PM and present documents identifying them as students of
a partner university; registration is valid for 12 months and is
renewable.
Up to five volumes may be borrowed at a time, unless otherwise authorized
by the Library Management. The loan period is 30 days, renewable for an
additional 15 days upon request (via Library Search, by phone at
0672595530, or via email at v.pareto@economia.uniroma2.it), unless the
borrowed material has been requested by others. Should the loan expire
during a period when the Library is closed, the deadline is postponed to the
reopening day. Lent material can’t be lent to third parties. The following may
not be borrowed:
● Encyclopedias, dictionaries, legal codes, and reference works in
general
● Textbooks related to undergraduate and postgraduate courses (listed
in the catalog as: “Eco Course Materials/ Eco Consultabile”)
● Journals
● Works which, for specific reasons, are not recommended for removal
from the library
The Library reserves the right to demand the immediate return of any
borrowed work at any time. Anyone with overdue loans will be suspended
from further borrowing for a period equal to the number of days late. In
more serious cases (e.g., repeated infractions), permanent suspension from
the service may be applied. Anyone who damages, spoils, deteriorates, or
loses a borrowed work—even unintentionally—must replace it with another
intact copy of the same edition; should the work be unavailable, they must
provide financial compensation equivalent to the value of the item.