المصادر الالکترونیة

يوليو 4, 2026, 12:10 م

Licensed Databases

Access the Hinari

Access the AGORA

Access the OARE

Access the ARDI

Access the GOALI

Search Engines and Repositories

  • DOAB
  • Ebooks
  • IntechOpen – Providing freely available, accessible dynamic academic content.
  • Library of Congress digital collection -An ever-growing collection of contemporary open access e-books covering a wide range of subjects, including history, music, poetry, technology, and works of fiction. Items in this collection were published under open access licenses and may be read online or downloaded as a PDF or as an EPUB.
  • Librivox – Described as an acoustical liberation of books in the public domain this site provides audio books both fiction and non-fiction read chapter by chapter.
  • OpenStax – A publisher’s collection of open access textbooks mainly in the areas of business, science and technology with supporting teacher’s resource
  • Oxford Academic (Books) – Over 20,000 books, including some of our latest publishing and prestigious series, are available for institutional access.
  • Planet e-book – Home of classical literature in the form of mobile friendly and multi-format e-books.
  • Project Gutenberg – Access to over 70,000 free e-books to either view on-line or download. The oldest digitised library in the world.
  • Many Books – A wide range of titles both fiction and non-fiction across a variety of formats, Registration is requested.
  • Nothing in the Rulebook - A creative collective and a community dedicated to enabling people to think for themselves, to focus on the things we want to do; the things we want to create.

1. Citation and Referencing Support

Academic writing requires correct citation and referencing to ensure research integrity and prevent plagiarism. The Central Library provides guidance and support for students and researchers in citation practices.

Services include:

  • Assistance in selecting appropriate citation styles (APA, IEEE, MLA, Chicago, etc.)
  • Support in creating reference lists and bibliographies
  • Workshops on academic writing and referencing tools
  • Guidance on using reference management software

This service is especially helpful for postgraduate students and researchers preparing theses, dissertations, and journal publications.

2. Databases

The Central Library provides access to academic databases that contain high-quality peer-reviewed research publications. These databases include journals, conference papers, books, and scientific reports in various disciplines.

Databases support:

  • Advanced research searching
  • Access to international academic publications
  • Downloading research papers and articles
  • Reviewing scholarly work in specialized fields

The library encourages academic staff and students to utilize these databases for research development and scientific publishing.

3. Dissertations and Theses

The Central Library maintains an electronic archive of university theses and dissertations. This resource provides valuable academic references for students and researchers.

Users may access dissertations and theses to:

  • Review previous academic research
  • Learn research methodologies
  • Support literature reviews and citation
  • Improve academic writing quality

Access may be regulated to protect academic integrity and ensure ethical use.

4. E-Books

E-books provide flexible access to learning materials in digital format. The library offers a variety of e-books covering multiple academic fields, enabling users to study anytime and anywhere.

E-books support:

  • Remote learning and research
  • Quick access to textbooks and references
  • Digital reading on different devices

The library continuously updates its e-book collection to meet academic needs.

5. E-Journals

E-journals are a key resource for academic research. The Central Library provides access to electronic journals in scientific, technical, medical, social, and humanities disciplines.

E-journals allow users to:

  • Access the latest scientific discoveries
  • Read peer-reviewed research articles
  • Follow international research trends
  • Support publication and thesis writing

6. News in English – Local and International

The library supports academic awareness by providing access to local and international English-language news sources. These resources are useful for students in media studies, political science, economics, and social sciences.

News services may include:

  • Online newspapers
  • International media channels
  • Academic and educational news websites
  • Research-based news platforms

7. Search Engines and Other E-Materials

The library promotes access to open academic resources by providing links to scholarly search engines and educational platforms.

Key platforms may include:

  • Google Scholar
  • DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)
  • Open Access repositories
  • Online learning resources
  • University digital archives

These tools help students and researchers locate reliable materials and expand their academic knowledge.