What is my account type?

By Andrew Hateley-Browne | August 18, 2025

There are two account types for accessing Dalton McCaughey Library’s collections and services online:

  1. University of Divinity SSO (single-sign-on) account
    You have this account type if you are currently employed, enrolled or approved for research at a college of the University of Divinity by the University of Divinity. You use the same account username and password to access all other University systems including LibraryHub and Ark (the University’s Learning Management System). Any books you borrow from Dalton McCaughey Library can be managed from your Library Hub account.
    • Pilgrim Theological College or Trinity College Theological School
      Faculty, staff and students at either Pilgrim Theological College or Trinity College Theological School can access Dalton McCaughey Library’s online resources with their University of Divinity SSO (single-sign-on) account.
    • All other colleges of the University of Divinity
      Faculty, staff and students with a University of Divinity SSO (single-sign-on) account that are not from Pilgrim Theological College or Trinity College Theological School should access resources through the Library Hub. Dalton McCaughey Library’s online resources can be accessed while on-site.
  2. Dalton McCaughey Library account
    You have this account type if you are not a current student, faculty or staff member of the University of Divinity (as above) and are a member of the library:
    • having paid a private membership fee
    • by reciprocal arrangement with another university
    • as a residential student or staff member at Trinity College
    • as a member of the Society of Jesus (Province of Australia)
    • as licensed clergy or as a lay minister through the Anglican Church of Australia (Province of Victoria)
    • as an ordained (including retired) minister or lay pastor or lay preacher or specially nominated office or individual through the Uniting Church in Australia (Synod of Victoria and Tasmania)
    • as a candidate for lay or ordained ministry through the Uniting Church in Australia (Synod of Victoria and Tasmania)
    • as a Clinical Pastoral Education student at Pilgrim Theological College through the Uniting Church in Australia (Synod of Victoria and Tasmania)
    • a volunteer or staff member at the Dalton McCaughey Library