Library Services: Bibliographic Guidance and Document Processing Departments

The library staff are at your service to answer questions related to documentary research or practical inquiries regarding library services.

The electronic search system allows searching by author name, document title, or subject keywords via:

• University Theses Portal – D-Space

• OPAC – Bibliographic catalog and search engine

Library services also include borrowing, receiving purchase suggestions for documents, submitting theses and dissertations, and making them accessible on the portal.

The library offers multiple workspaces, including a reading room.

The Document Collection Management Department is responsible for:

• Analyzing requests

• Monitoring selections

• Ordering, receiving, recording, stamping, and cataloging documents

• Guiding users

• Publishing regular lists of new acquisitions, processed and cataloged by the Cataloging Office

The Guidance and Bibliographic Research Department handles:

• Communication and user guidance

• Organizing documents

• Providing general information on library services

• Training users on using resources like search engines

• Registering users and issuing clearance (quitus)

The library serves various categories of users: faculty members, staff, researchers, students, library visitors, and other beneficiaries. Access priorities are determined according to the library’s internal regulations.

Registration is done by filling out a registration form, presenting an ID card, and obtaining a user card. Library working hours follow the official library schedule.

You can also consult the Library Internal Regulations to learn about procedures and how to access the available services.