Intra-library/Inter-library Loan (ILL) & Document Delivery Services (DDS) guidelines; Turnitin Guideline

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The UCSI University Library is a five-storey building which currently holds about 50,000 volumes of text and reference books, printed journals, music scores and audio-visual items for students to conduct their self-directed researches and studies for their course studies.

All UCSI University staff and students can use the free service to obtain articles that are not held in their respective campus library. To use the service, please fill in the Document Delivery Online Request Form and all received requests may take about one week to process.

Intra-library/Inter-library Loan (ILL) & Document Delivery Services (DDS) guidelines; Turnitin Guideline

The computer laboratory which is integrated with the UCSI University library, is located on the fourth floor of the Resource Centre Building. It has five different laboratories: Computer Labs A, B, C, D (Network Lab), and an Open Lab.

Turnitin is a valuable academic tool provided by UCSI University Library to uphold integrity and originality in academic work. It is used to detect plagiarism, ensure proper citation practices, and encourage students to produce authentic content.

Intra-library/Inter-library Loan (ILL) & Document Delivery Services (DDS) guidelines; Turnitin Guideline

Located on the first floor of the library, the red-spotted reference collection covers rare books and also books on various subjects that are ideal for students conducting their research references. Furthermore, the collection also includes AV materials such as DVDs and music CDs.

All staff and registered students of the UCSI University are entitled to full library privileges. Registered readers are issued with a University card which must be produced each time a book is borrowed or when requested by a member of the University Library's staff.