Binzhou university library conditions:
Binzhou university Library was founded on 1958. The existing library building was built in 2003 and opened in September 2004. The building covers an area of 2 1000 square meters and is ten stories high. The library consists of comprehensive department, editorial department, circulation department, information consulting department, technical service department and periodical department. There are 60 staff members, more than 80% of whom are college graduates. 1 is a full-time senior title, and 16 is an associate senior title. Binzhou university Library has more than 1.6 million readers and receives thousands of readers every day.
The existing library building was built in 2003 and opened in September 2004. This building is located in the center of the campus, which is very magnificent. The building covers an area of 2 1 1,000 square meters and is ten stories high. There are basic stacks, newspaper stacks, natural science stacks, social science stacks, literature stacks, art stacks, tool stacks, special stacks and Yellow River Delta literature rooms. There are periodical reading room, back issue room, electronic literature reading room, simulation laboratory of flight technology specialty, study room and so on. , with 2300 reading seats; There are also exhibition halls, lecture halls and retrieval halls. The whole building is fully equipped, fully functional and full of modern flavor.
There are nearly 900,000 books, more than 2,000 Chinese newspapers and periodicals, and more than 30 foreign periodicals. The key collections include Sikuquanshu, Continued Sikuquanshu and Republic of China Series. , formed a series of ancient and modern classic documents, and collected nearly 5000 kinds of ancient books by threads. In recent years, the construction of electronic documents in the library has made rapid progress, with 320,000 e-books in various full-text databases, such as China academic journals, China doctoral dissertations, photocopied newspapers and periodicals, local records databases, People's Daily databases and EBSCO foreign periodicals.