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Library Workshops in March Open for Registration!

News Tuesday, February 26, 2019 - 09:07

The Library will launch a series of workshops on various topics in March 2019. Staff and students who are interested in making effective use of information are welcome to join.

 Register Now !

中华经典古籍库 (Trial)

News Monday, February 25, 2019 - 17:06

《中华经典古籍库》是中华书局推出的大型古籍类数据库,主要收录了中华书局出版的点校本古籍,从2017年1月开始也收录了其他出版社出版的优秀古籍类图书​,如凤凰出版社的《册府元龟》、《全元文》、齐鲁书社的《宋代序跋全编》等。所收图书涵盖了经史子集各部,包含了点校本二十四史、新编诸子集成、历代史料笔记丛刊、清人十三经注疏、佛教典籍选刊等系列。

Expiry date: 25 March 2019

Win an iPad, AirPods, Bose Bluetooth Speaker and more - Take the Library Survey NOW!

News Friday, February 1, 2019 - 13:04

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Participate in the Library Survey for a chance to win fabulous prizes: iPad (x1), iPad Mini 4 (x1), AirPods (x1), Bose Bluetooth Speaker (x1), Apple Pencil (x1), Eslite $100 Gift Card (x10), Laptop Backpack (x25).

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Temporary closure of Learning Lab 1, Learning Lab 2 and Seminar Room (1 Feb 2019)

Notice Friday, February 1, 2019 - 09:19

The Learning Lab 1, Learning Lab 2 and Seminar Room (3/F) will be temporarily closed on 1 Feb 2019 (Fri) for facility upgrade.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Library opening hours - Lunar New Year holidays

Notice Monday, January 28, 2019 - 09:18
Please note the special opening hours of the Library as follows:
 
Date   Lib Opening Hour
4 Feb 2019 (Mon) The day preceding Lunar New Year 8:30am - 7:00pm
5 - 7 Feb 2019 (Tue - Thu) Lunar New Year holidays Closed

The 24-Hour Study Centre (G/F) can be accessed via the Core E entrance after Library closes. Please present your PolyU staff / student ID cards to the security guard before entering.

 

Library Workshops Open for Registration!

News Tuesday, January 22, 2019 - 09:02

The Library will launch a series of workshops on various topics in Feb 2019. Staff and students who are interested in making effective use of information are welcome to join.

 Register Now !

Self-Checkout Station for Books Available Now!

News Tuesday, January 22, 2019 - 00:00

A self-checkout station for books is now available at the P/F Loan & Return Counter. Users can check out books from the Book Collection, PolyU Reads, New Book Display, Book Exhibition (P/F), and i-Space Book Display by themselves at the self-check station. [Read more]

READ@PolyU: Recommend a Common Book for 2019 and Win a Prize!

News Tuesday, January 15, 2019 - 09:12

Help us kick-start READ@PolyU 2019!

Send us your Common Book nominations for a new year of reading.

What should we read next?

Now entering its eighth year, READ@PolyU rallies the whole campus to read a common book, and invites all PolyU students to participate in the Book Chat Sessions, book talks, and other fascinating activities designed to enhance the reading experience. What’s more, a free copy of the common book is gifted to full-time first-year undergraduate degree students (on a first come, first served basis) and any PolyU student who pre-registers for a Book Chat Group!

The Programme Committee will review all nominations before making the final selection.

To encourage participation, 50 copies of the selected Common Book will be given out in a lucky draw. PolyU students and staff who have submitted a nomination will be automatically enrolled into the lucky draw. Winners will be notified by email in April.

Submit your favourite book titles, along with the author’s name, to library.read.program@polyu.edu.hk by 31 Jaunary 2019 (Thursday). There is no limit to the number of book titles you can submit.

What we look for in a common book:

  • The book will be in English, preferably less than 300 pages
  • It should be engaging for the PolyU community (both Faculty and students)
  • It should be accessible, not difficult to read
  • It should appeal to students’ imagination, and should include some elements of exploration of and reflection on multi-cultural issues
  • It should preferably have been adapted for film
  • It should preferably have won international and critical acclaim
  • Ideally, the author would be available to visit PolyU
 

Submit now and win a copy of the chosen book!

Learn more by visiting the READ@PolyU website.

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