Library

Knowledge Portal

Alumni and retired staff are eligible for free membership of the Library. All you need to is apply in person at the library circulation desk with photo ID and proof of address in the last three months.

As an alumni member, you can

• Access the library commons during staffed hours
• Consult the library's print collection
• Borrow up to 5 items at a time for a period of 1 month (no renewals)

In addition, there is access to the library's electronic resources through the 'walk-in' service. This service is available to registered members of the library who are able to visit the library in person.

Your access to e-journals, eBooks and databases is limited only to those permitted by the terms of our licences.

Resources you may continue to use

• EBSCO EDS online search tool for citation search only plus access to full-text on open-access. (select "Guest Access")
• List of relevant space-related databases
• Current awareness and alert service for Library new acquisitions or space-related topics (via RSS feeds)

For questions regarding resources or services, please contact the library.

Today's students, researchers, and faculty expect information 24/7 days a week, wherever they may be. The Library is the heart of the campus: a place of knowledge and resources.

That Library is constantly seeking to improve its resources, create new services to engage more learners, encourage collaboration, create a comfortable atmosphere and use new technologies.

ISU alumni have always been strong supporters of the International Space University library. Your gift will allow us to increase our printed and online collections for the benefit of students, faculty members and the community. Donors can support the collection and service by gifts-in-kind (i.e. your published book with a dedication!) or make a donation to the Library.

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