Library Mobile: The Montpellier University Libraries App

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Updated July 25, 2026

What You'll Find in the App

Digital Student ID Card

Your card is always with you—right on your phone.

Built-in reader account

View your loans, reservations, and history at a glance.

Search the catalog

Quickly find and browse books, journals, and digital resources.

Room Reservations

Book a workspace in just a few seconds using the app.

Practical Information

Opening hours, contact information, and locations for each of your business units—always up to date.

University Library News

Stay up to date on library events and news.

Questions & Answers

Ask your questions via chat Monday through Friday, or by email 24 hours a day.

Install the app in 3 steps

Download Library Mobile.
Download the app for free directly from your app store: Google Play (Android), App Store (iOS).
Select “University of Montpellier.”
Select “Université de Montpellier” from the list of institutions provided by the app.
Log in using your ENT credentials.
Use the same username and password as for your digital workspace.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Montpellier University Libraries Mobile App

Yes, the Library Mobile app is completely free on both Android and iOS. No subscription or in-app purchases are required to use it at the University of Montpellier’s libraries.

To log in to Library Mobile, use your University of Montpellier ENT (Digital Workspace) credentials: the same username and password you use to access your online university services.

You can download Library Mobile for free using these direct links: Google Play (Android), App Store (iOS). Search for “Université de Montpellier, ” select “Université de Montpellier” from the list of institutions, and then log in with your ENT credentials.

Yes. With Library Mobile, you can check availability and reserve a study room at the University of Montpellier’s libraries directly from your phone.

Yes, the digital student ID available in Library Mobile is accepted at the front desk of Montpellier’s university libraries. It replaces the physical card for accessing services.