Book Data Entry Form for Faculty.
Book Data Entry Form for Students.
Book Data Entry Form for Students.
Library is the storage of knowledge in a university. The teachers are the head, students are the body and library is the heart. In fact, university library is the heart of the institution and integral part of the university. The university library offers its users a full range of information and enquiry services with the help of state-of-the-art techniques and technologies. The Library’s mission is to enable and enrich the teaching, learning and research Endeavour’s of the University by delivering flexible access to relevant information resources and by providing quality services and facilities. To meet these needs the library provides access to an extensive range of information resources both electronically and in print. The KU Library plays a key role in the whole educational process of Khulna University. About 800 users visit the KU Library every day. Out of them, 200 to 250 users make use of circulation facilities, 50 to 70 utilize the photocopy services and 400 to 450 avail the journal and newspapers facilities, while other readers access text books, reference books & reference service facilities. Moreover, a good number of users search online books and journals through our in-house workstations. To control and support a large number of users, the KU Library has several sections. All the sections of the library work together as a team to support the whole university community. Different sections of the library have been created for providing fruitful library services to the users’ community. |
a) To support the mission of the University for emerging as a premier academic university, embracing traditional values of higher education as well as the knowledge required for the global community in the 21st century. |
b) To identify, acquire, organize, store, and provide on-demand access to the available intellectual and research products of scholars and to support teaching, learning, research and creative endeavours. |
c) To provide increasing access to digital collections while continuing to build and improve access to collections in all formats to meet the research and teaching needs of the university. |
d) To foster information literacy by working with the KU community to think critically, create new knowledge, and be life-long learners. |
e) To provide and ensure quality services and good professional practice in library activities. |
Central Library of Khulna University was established in 1991. At present it has own two storied building (under construction four storied) The central library is located between 1st Academic building and 3rd Academic building. |
The library collection growth steadily. At present Text Books : 40,821, Reference Books : 1,510, E-Books : 15,271, Journals : 5,635, e-Journals : 4,32,650, CD and Audio-visual : 360. The collection of KU library comprises of books and periodicals related to the field of all disciplines. The library also stocks reference publications such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, annual reports and publications, survey reports, census reports, country reports, statistical yearbooks and other publications. Very important and rare maps and atlases are also available for students in the reference section of the library. |
Books are placed in open stacks for convenience of use. Library personnel are ready to assist in locating information, answer on-the-spot queries and provide instruction in the use of the catalogue, databases, resources, indexes, and abstracts whenever needed. Users can read books, journals, periodicals, newsletters, newspapers, etc. inside the library and are allowed to pull books from shelves for reading and borrowing purposes. |
The reference section is a very important wing of a central library which providing reference materials, viz. encyclopedias, dictionaries, daily newspapers, print journals, periodicals, magazines, maps, newsletters, research reports, and pure reference reading materials. The print journals are especially important for users, particularly those who carry out their research work in the Library. One Deputy Librarian is entrusted to look after this section. |
KU Central Library has launched a Muktijuddah Corner from march 2010 at its the East-South corner of 1st floor. This corner consists of a good number of publications related to history of liberation war of Bangladesh, viz. books, photographs, journals and monographs. The rare collections of this corner are the daily Joybangla, manuscript hand-writing constitution of Bangladesh. The corner is enriching day by day. It is noted that this corner will provide to the students and the faculty members of KU to know the dedication of the heroic freedom fighters and history of the liberation war of Bangladesh and its independence. This corner is contain 2652 books of 979 titles. |
This section is situated on the ground floor of the Library Building. It procures new materials to add to the existing collections to meet the requirements of the academic community. |
Without processing, no book can be made readily available for users. To locate a book very quickly, processing it properly is essential. After receipt of library materials, there is number of jobs to be done in the library, such as, physical checkup of books, sealing, cataloguing, classification, data entry, preparing book slips, book pockets, pasting and finally shelving |
Books are arranged on shelves subject-wise and are classified according to the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) scheme. Sears list of subject headings and Library of Congress subject headings are used to determine subjects. Books are catalogued according to Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules (AACR-2). The library staff is ready to assist any member in his/her search for desired library materials. Manual and automated catalogue is available in the KU Library. To find out bibliographical information of the resources available in the Library. Users of the Library are encouraged to take help from library personnel if and when required. |
This section is very important for students since a minimum (1)one copy of all titles is available here for study purpose. It consists of a spacious study room, where more than 120 students can sit at a time. The section is situated on the 1st floor of the Library. |
The Library is advised by a committee consisting of representatives from different schools and disciplines of the University. The Vice- Chancellor of K U acts as the chairperson of the Library Committee. On the other hand, the Librarian of KU Library acts as the Member-Secretary of the Committee. Responsibilities of the committee are to advise the library personnel in formulating library policies, procuring library materials, improving library and information services, operational matters, and so on. |
To meet the growing demand of users, professionally trained personnel are responsible for taking care of the KU Library and its contents, including the selection, processing, and organization of materials and the delivery of information, instructions, and loan services to meet the users need. |
All students, teachers, BOG members, officers, teaching assistants, research assistants and faculty assistants are entitled to become the library member. |
Currently, the library provides lending service, reference service, readers' guidance service, internet service , reading service, database searching and printing service, current awareness service, SDI and reprography services to its users. The Wi-Fi and broadband internet connection of the library help the library users to access online resources easily. |
Library remains open six days a week as follows: Sunday to Thursday: 9:00 am - 7.30 pm (without break), Saturday : 9:00 pm to 5:00 pm (without break) On Friday, public holidays and other dates announced by the university authority, it remains closed |
The circulation section is located on the 1st floor of the library building. lending and borrowing services, users’ guidance, reference services, referral services, in-house telephonic response and any query regarding library services are maintained by this section. In this sections for home use each member at the following classes has the privilege of browning books form the library subject to the conditions and restrictions as laid down bellows: – |
a) Regular students of the university:- 3 books at a time for a period of 15 days. b) Member of teaching staff of the university: not more than 20 volumes for a period of one semester. c) Research follows: not more than 5 volumes for a period of 15 days. d) The member of the syndicate and officer of the university or persons specially permitted by the Vice-Chancellor not more than for a period of 30 days. |
b) Member of teaching staff of the university: not more than 20 volumes for a period of one semester. |
c) Research follows: not more than 5 volumes for a period of 15 days. |
d) The member of the syndicate and officer of the university or persons specially permitted by the Vice-Chancellor not more than for a period of 30 days. |
Late Fine: If any borrower fails to return borrowed item(s) in due date, delay fine will be charged for each item. If any user loses or damages any item of library resources she/he has to replace it or pay two times of the current value of lost or damaged item(s). [Please contact KU library for detailed library rules] |
Online Journals, e-Books and other e- resources are accessible at Khulna University Central Library from the following publishers are made via different programme including the Bangladesh INASP-PERI Consortium (BIPC), TEEAL and UGC consortium. (http//www.udl-ugc.ac.bd.) |
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