UE Central Library

22/10/2026

22/10/2026

The Central Library conducted an interactive introductory session for PhD scholars from the Department of History, Arts and Cultural Heritage, focusing on the effective use of library resources and digital research tools to support advanced academic research.

The session introduced scholars to the library's resources, facilities, and research support services, with particular emphasis on accessing and utilizing HEC Digital Library databases to discover relevant scholarly literature, and explore research publications.

The session aimed to enhance scholars' information literacy and research skills, enabling them to make effective use of scholarly resources throughout their doctoral research journey.

The Central Library remains committed to supporting the University's research community by promoting effective use of academic resources and facilitating informed, evidence-based research practices.

10/10/2026

The Central Library has conducted specialized research orientation sessions for PhD scholars from the Department of Education and the Department of English as part of the Fall 2026 Orientation Program.
Unlike general library orientation, these sessions were designed to address the advanced information needs of doctoral researchers, with a particular focus on scholarly research practices, effective literature discovery, responsible use of information, and academic research excellence. Key areas of focus were
Advanced Literature Searching: Strategies for identifying relevant, high-quality scholarly literature using academic databases, electronic journals, books, and other research resources.
Digital Research Resources: Navigating the Library Portal and exploring available electronic resources to support doctoral research.
The Central Library aims to go beyond providing access to information by empowering doctoral scholars with the knowledge and skills needed to conduct rigorous, ethical, evidence-informed, and impactful research.
We appreciate the participation of PhD scholars from the Departments of Education and English and look forward to supporting their research journeys through specialized library services, scholarly resources, and research support.

09/10/2026

The Central Library has launched its Orientation Program for the Fall 2026 Intake, with multiple interactive sessions being conducted for BS-level classes. BS students from the department of Education, Special Education, History, Arts & Cultural Heritage, Physics, Zoology, and Information Management have participated in the orientation sessions.
Through these sessions, our new students are getting familiar with the library and learning how to make the most of its resources and services.
🔎 What are students learning?
📍 Exploring the different sections and facilities of the Central Library
📚 Understanding library collections, services, and learning spaces
💻 Getting familiar with the Library Portal
🔍 Learning how to search for relevant books, journals, e-books, research articles, and other scholarly sources
🌐 Introduction to electronic resources and online databases
📖 Understanding borrowing procedures and library rules & regulations
🧠 Developing effective information-search and research skills
🎓 Learning how to use reliable academic information for assignments, presentations, and research
The orientation is more than just a library tour — it is an opportunity for students to discover how the library can support their learning, research, and academic success throughout their university life. 🌟

19/08/2026

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