Library Services for
Participants to UNU/IC
The
Library of
the United Nations University (UNU) is available as an information
centre to assist the achievement of the overall objectives of the UNU.
Access to the Library by participants of the UNU International Course
is as follows:
1. Admission: Participants of the UNU International Course (UNU/IC)
have access to the Library.
2. Opening hours: 9:30 to 17:30. Library opening hours are extended
during
the UNU/IC as follows:
Weekdays – 17:30 to 21:00 or 22:00 (Refer to the schedule)
Saturdays – Selected days only (Refer to the the above schedule)
Sunday – Selected day only (Refer to the above schedule)
3. Access to reserved books: A shelf unit
for reserved books for the
each course is located near the Library Counter. They can be consulted
freely in the Library during above opening hours.
(1) Loan policy: Reserved book loan is permitted only for
overnight
with one item at a time per course. Overnight loan materials must be
returned by 1:00 PM of the following day.
4. Book collection: Books are classified
by the UNU
Library Subject
Scheme. They can be accessed freely but after your study, all items
taken from shelf units must be placed at the Return Book Truck located
near the shelf units.
(1) Loan policy: Books located at the Electronic Shelf
Units may be
borrowed for a period of one week with a maximum of two books.
Materials on loan may be recalled at any time if another user or the
Library staff requests them. An ID card must be presented and a loan
record must be signed for each volume.
(2) Termination: Borrowing privileges will be terminated on 18 June
2010.
5. Reference books: Reference books arranged at the Reference Shelf
Units are available only for consultation purposes within the Library.
All items taken from the Reference Shelf Units must be placed at the
Return Book Truck located near the shelf units.
6. Periodicals: All current periodicals are displayed at either the
journal display racks or newsletter display shelf units. They are
available only for consultation purposes within the Library.
7. CD-ROM searches: All CD-ROMs available in the Library are accessible
only in the Library. Interested persons may receive user guidance upon
prior arrangement for each item in order to ensure correct self-search
operation.
8. Computer networks: Use of Web resources and the Library Collection
Retrieval System are accessible from the computers provided for library
users upon receiving user guidance.
9. Inter-Library Loan (ILL): This service cannot be made available for
the participants due to the short period of affiliation with the UNU.
10. Photocopy & Computer Printout service: This service is
available only by self-service operation and must conform to applicable
copyright law. A charge of 50% less than external users is applied.
Please refer to a list
of photocopy and print charges.
(1) Payment: Payment should be made at the Library Counter. A receipt
can be issued on request.
11. Reference service: The reference service staff will provide
guidance to appropriate materials or electronic resources upon
receiving a request via telephone, e-mail or reference inquiries at the
Library Counter.
12. User responsibility: Every user is personally responsible for
library materials on loan, thus any damage or loss incurred while
borrowed will be charged for to the extent of replacement of such
materials.
13. Behavioural Expectations: In order to maintain the Library's
mission as a reliable resource of the UNU, in a pleasant atmosphere for
all external visitors as well as members of the UN House, the following
rules of conduct must be observed.
(1) Conduct that disturbs library users or staff, or that hinders
others from using the Library or Library materials are prohibited.
(2) Access to office telephones, computers and any other facilities
that are not provided for Library users is prohibited.
(3) Food, beverages, tobacco and use of personal communication
appliances are prohibited in the Library.
14. The aforementioned regulations are subject to alteration in the
interest of better library services.
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