Library Collections
Library collection is divided into six categories which include general, reference, multimedia, electronic, reserve, and serial collections:
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Serials Collection
The Serials Collection consists of current and bound journals, bulletins, magazines and back issues of local and international newspapers.
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General Collection
Library materials from the General Collection make up the major portion of the collection. This collection comprises of monographic texts and additional reading covering all the disciplines of the University’s academic and research programs. -
Reserve Collection
The Reserve Collection is made up of textbooks and teachers' resource materials which are heavily used, and also some vulnerable items. Theses, research reports, pictorial books, examination questions, official publications and small-size publications are also placed in this collection. -
Electronic Collection
Electronic resources refer to any source of information that can be accessed or used via a stand alone personal computer, the network or the Internet. Materials in this category include CD-ROMs, e-journals, e-books, websites and in-house or online databases. Users can access these resources via workstations available in the library, while those accessible through the internet can be accessed remotely from within the University's campus.
