The Library at Mountains of the Moon University (MMU) serves as a cutting-edge knowledge hub, fostering connections among staff, students, industry professionals, the local community, and the wider public.
As members of the Consortium of Uganda University Libraries (CUUL), the MMU Library boasts a comprehensive collection of relevant, current resources in both print and electronic formats.
VISION
To be client centered, focused and competitive community university Library.
Open to MMU students, staff, alumni, and affiliated individuals, the library plays a pivotal role in supporting the university’s core functions of learning, teaching, research, and community service through collaborative efforts with its faculties. Our dedicated team is ready to assist with any library-related inquiries, and we appreciate your visit to the MMU Library webpage. We eagerly anticipate welcoming you to the library at the MMU Saaka Campus.
MISSSION
To satisfy the information needs and expectations of each individual user, through the provision and exploitation of information resources and services in order to promote and support teaching, learning, research and service to the community.
LIS OBJECTIVES
The LIS specific objectives are to:
Message from the University Librarian
About the University Library
e-Resources
Circulation Section
Technical Services Section
Digital Section
The Stock Room
MMU Library
Lake Saaka Campus,
Fort Portal – Uganda
P.O. Box 837, Fort Portal
Mon – Fri 8:00A.M. – 5:00P.M.
Sat – Sun 9:00A.M. – 5:00P.M.
Check-out and return of library materials (books, journals, multimedia, etc.); Renewal of borrowed items; Holds and reservations for high-demand materials.
Assistance in locating and using library resources; Research assistance and guidance on information retrieval; Help with citation styles and bibliography creation.
Workshops and training sessions on information literacy skills; Orientation programs for new students to familiarize them with library resources.
Access to a wide range of electronic databases, e-journals, and e-books; Assistance with navigating and using electronic resources effectively.
Computer workstations for research and study; Assistance with library-related software and technologies.
Access to rare books, manuscripts, archives, and special collections; Assistance in utilizing unique and historical materials.
