The Central Library at Al-Zahraa University for Women announces the availability of external borrowing of scholarly resources, including books, references, university theses and dissertations, as well as academic journals and rare books. Additionally, the said event comes in support of education, learning, research and personal development for students and researchers, and in service of the educational and knowledge process.
The service is available to non-university researchers, including teaching staff and female students, in accordance with the borrowing regulations adopted by the University’s Central Library.
Translated by Zahra’ Ala’
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