SERVICES
Welcome to Trinity University of Asia Library!
SERVICES
The library provide specific information to patrons’ queries through assistance or guidance in locating and accessing library resources and provide user services.
The Library provide referral letters to TUA constituents who would like to use other libraries; and attends to outside visitors and researchers with their referral letters from their respective libraries / institutions.
The Library does a selective index to local periodicals specifically newspapers and other important articles that have curricular value.
Our Multimedia Section is equipped of eight (8) Internet work- stations / multi-set of Internet browsers, CD-ROM, VCD, DVD, VHS and other multimedia materials, on a first come first served basis.
The library mounts a display of information materials on topics of current interests on the bulletin board in different sections of the library. New acquisition lists and table of contents of newly received journals are also posted.
The library mounts a display of information materials on topics of current interests on the bulletin board in different sections of the library. New acquisition lists and table of contents of newly received journals are also posted.
The library organizes library orientation for freshmen students during the opening of the first semes- ter. These sessions are coordinated with the English faculty to provide basic information about the library services, resources, personnel, as well as basic information searching skills.
Request for Library Orientation here: https://tinyurl.com/ReqLibOrient
This is an informal, online consultations with library staff. TUA librarians will assist the students and faculty online through our TUA Virtual Library Office via Google Meet at https://tinyurl.com/TUA-Virtual-Library-Office every Monday to Friday, 8:00 am -12:00 noon and 1:00-4:00 p.m. This service aims to:
To enable the Trinity University of Asia Library to deliver online research support and services, which originated during the COVID-19 pandemic and are now utilized during transport strikes and asynchronous class schedules.
To provide fast and reliable answers to questions that can expect a real-time response (examples: directional, ready reference, citing sources and suggested references).
TUA faculty, staff, and students can request copies of items from most of the University Library’s print collection free of charge. Library staff will scan a specific article of book chapter, as long as this does not exceed fair use guidelines.
Request Form: https://tinyurl.com/TUALibScanDeliverService