The University Library plays a vital role in supporting education, research, and professional development at the institution. It serves students, faculty, and staff by providing access to essential academic resources. The University specializes in tourism, IT management, traffic, nursing and administrative sciences so the library’s collection is primarily curated to support these fields.

Library Collection

The library houses a diverse collection focusing on Business and Economics, Transport Engineering and Technology, Computer Science, Law and Nursing. It also maintains an archive of graduate theses from students of the former Higher School for Tourism Management and is actively expanding its repository of research papers and dissertations authored by University faculty members.

Currently, the library holds approximately 3,000 items, with regular updates to remove outdated or damaged materials. Plans are underway to expand the library’s physical space to accommodate a modern reading room equipped with advanced IT resources. Additionally, students will receive training on how to effectively utilize available information sources for their studies and research.

Library Resources and Acquisitions

The library continually enriches its collection with a range of academic and research materials, including:

• Textbooks
• Professional, scientific, and popular science literature
• Reference materials
• Research papers and faculty dissertations
• Academic journals and periodicals
• Digitized content related to management, IT, transportation, and law

By continuously developing its resources and infrastructure, the University Library aims to enhance learning, research, and academic excellence within the institution.