About the Library
The Library of the Faculty of Law is a modern university library open to the public. It provides materials and services primarily to students and staff of the faculty.
The library collection consists of more than 145,000 volumes of books, theses, national and international periodicals, and a myriad of online resources. Library materials published since 2000 may be accessed freely, while materials published before 2000 are located in the storage area.
Online resources can be accessed from the library computers or via remote access. The large and well-lit Reading Room can accommodate up to 200 users. The library website and bulletin board are periodically revised in order to keep users up to date.
Due to its extensive collection of materials and constant service development, the library is successfully fulfilling its mission of being the faculty’s learning centre.
The library collection consists of more than 145,000 volumes of books, theses, national and international periodicals, and a myriad of online resources. Library materials published since 2000 may be accessed freely, while materials published before 2000 are located in the storage area.
Online resources can be accessed from the library computers or via remote access. The large and well-lit Reading Room can accommodate up to 200 users. The library website and bulletin board are periodically revised in order to keep users up to date.
Due to its extensive collection of materials and constant service development, the library is successfully fulfilling its mission of being the faculty’s learning centre.