The diversity and universality of electronic offerings require different methods of providing information from a wide variety of sources.
The University Library is responsible for the expert selection of digital and analog information resources. In this context, needs-based acquisition strategies are evolving in line with the ongoing digitization process:
E-Preferred | Patron-Driven-Acquisition |
Magazines and books are increasingly being licensed in electronic form - preferably without DRM - rather than purchased as print editions.
In this way, the University Library provides a wide range of resources with unlimited access. | The University Library offers more than 300,000 titles on e-book platforms, which can be borrowed or purchased upon request.
In this way, the University Library ensures that specialized literature can be obtained quickly and in accordance with user needs.
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The selection of content provided is subject to ongoing updates. The University Library is responsible for continuously acquiring new digital content.
