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DWIUST Library

Books, journals, digital resources and quiet places to study.

Planned library. The central library is being built as part of the first phase of the campus, with a target completion of June 2027. Opening hours will be published before the first semester.

The Central Library

A Learning Hub for Every School

DWIUST's central library is planned as the University's main academic resource: up-to-date textbooks, reference books, scholarly journals and other publications across all of its programs, in print and online.

It will have 100 seats in reading areas, group discussion rooms, digital access zones and quiet study spaces, with computers, internet access, printing and scanning. The aim is a collection of at least 5,000 volumes, plus digital access, in the first phase.

Library at a Glance

Seats
100
Collection goal
5,000+ volumes
Target completion
June 2027
Library Services

What the Library Will Offer

Electronic resources

Subscriptions to reputable electronic databases, e-journals and digital libraries, with e-books and online journals available for study and research.

Research and writing help

Training in information literacy and research skills, and tutoring and writing-center support for academic writing.

Study spaces

Reading areas, group discussion rooms, digital access zones and quiet study spaces.

Accessible to everyone

Library facilities and services designed to be inclusive and accessible, including for people with disabilities.

Learning platform

Course materials, assignments and grades on the University's learning management system (LMS), available online.

Resource sharing

Policies for sharing resources and working with other national and international libraries to widen access.

Questions for the library

Opening hours and borrowing rules will be published before the first semester. Until then, email library@dwiust.com.