Quick Tips
Reader's Guide
Clear steps and simple rules to make the most of library services
Quick Tips
- Goal Better reading experience
- Tip Always ask supervisors
- Reminder Respect silence
5
steps to get started
15
loan days
3
books at a time
55
minutes of Internet a day
How to Get Started?
Follow these simple steps to get started quickly
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Go to the reception desk to register or activate your reader card
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Check working hours and public spaces available
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Ask supervisors for help when searching for a book or service
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Get your reader card to access all services
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Use the online catalog to search for books and references
General Library Rules
Simple rules to ensure everyone's comfort
Maintain silence in reading halls
No food or drinks except in designated areas
Take care of books and equipment, return documents to supervisors after use
Set your phone to silent or vibrate mode
Respect others and maintain courteous behavior
Follow opening and closing times
Borrowing & Lending
Rules for borrowing books and references
The loan cycle
- 0 Borrow
- 15 Due date
- 30 Final date after renewal
- A valid reader card is required for borrowing
- Loan period is 15 days, renewable once
- Up to 3 books can be borrowed at a time
- Late returns may result in temporary suspension of borrowing rights
- References, encyclopedias, and periodicals cannot be borrowed
Internet & Computer Services
Guidelines for safe and optimal use for everyone
- Present your reader card to access computer services
- Please respect daily usage time limits to allow access for everyone
- Supervisors may block content that violates laws or library objectives
- Free WiFi is available for registered readers
Note: To improve everyone's experience, usage priority may be organized during peak times
Available Spaces
Discover the library's different spaces
General Reading Hall
Children's Space
Research & Reference Room
Internet Space
Periodicals Room
Multimedia Space
Useful Links
Quick access to frequently requested pages
Need Help?
Our team is ready to answer all your questions and help you benefit from library services