Czech National Library of Technology

eBooks on Demand: Centennial of the Republic

Special offer to celebrate the founding of Czechoslovakia. Digitize a book via the EOD service for a discount price. Read more...

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Get the Most Out of NTK in 30 minutes

Become a library insider. We will help you succeed in your studies. You'll find out where to look for quiet study, where to solve your team project and other useful tips.

Supraphon Digital Archive in NTK

Registered customers have now access to the complete digital archive of Supraphon, a Czech record label. See more...

Unsafe V. K. Novák

Works by Prague Metronome author are on display during exhibition at Gallery NTK until November 11. Free entry. Read more...

24/7 Online Access to Scientific Resources

In 2018 the National Library of Technology provides access to more than 19,000 new electronic books. Read more...

Self-service reserves

Pick up your reserves from the self-service shelf (Floor 3, Sector A) whenever the library is open. Learn more.

Virtual Library Tour

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300 Years of History

The National Library of Technology in Prague originated in 1718 as a donation of a collection of books that once belonged to Christian Willenberg. Read more...

Campus leaders signed an agreement on 17 June 2015 to proactively work towards making Campus Dejvice more attractive and engaging for the social, academic and research lives of students, scientists, professors and the general public.

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Supraphon Digital Archive in NTK

9. 10.– Registered customers have now free access to the complete digital archive of Supraphon, a Czech record label, inside NTK building.

Congatulations to Competition Winners

9. 10.– Photos by students who have participated in the "I'm Studying Abroad" competition will be on display from October 9 to October 31 during the exhibition in front of NTK.

Walk-in Consultations

30. 9.– Visit us for on-site assistance at the Knowledge Navigation Corner (Floor 2) or use the regular, subject- and language-specific, walk-in consultation times.