FAQ

What does “Access available” mean?

Although it cannot be borrowed, this material that can be viewed and copied inside the library.
What books are given an "Access available” label?

This includes serial publications (P), dissertations (master's, doctoral), personal collections, department (research institute) and research fund books that were not previously available for loan.
I would like to make a reservation for a book I can’t find on the bookshelf. But I can’t make a reservation because there seems to a book available. What should I do?

Please talk to one of our staff members at relevant library. Our staff will change the status of the books that are “Available for loan” to “Under investigation” so that you can make a reservation.
I searched for a Korean book, and its location says, “oversized humanities book collection, 2nd floor.” Where exactly is this located?

Among the materials of the humanities library on the second floor, books that are too large to place on a regular bookshelf are kept separately on the larger bookshelves at the back of the 700 (Art) and 900 (History) sections.
Where are the materials related to genealogy and original texts on oriental studies?

Materials on genealogy and oriental studies are located in the antique books room on the 5th floor. Except for some materials, all materials can be borrowed.
How can I use the materials available on the 5th floor of the library?

The materials in the antique books collection are mostly old documents and resources on oriental studies. Due to the nature of these antique books, they cannot be borrowed and are operated by the staff on a closed stack system.
However, some materials can be copied or photographed.
Where can I print/copy/scan materials in the library?

The printer is located on the 1st floor of the main bulding, the CRETEC Zone (for copying), the 3rd floor of the main bulding, and the 1st basement floor of the new wing, and the scanner is located in the CRETEC Zone on the 1st floor of the main bulding. For other inquiries, please contact 4704.
What happens if I don’t return a book/resource before its return date?

If borrowed materials are not returned within the due date, you will be subject to the following penalties: You will be suspended from borrowing books/resources for a period equal to the number of overdue days per book Volunteer work (required volunteer hours: No. overdue books x overdue days x 10 minutes) Please click on the link below.
I returned a book, but it says it has not been returned. What should I do?

Please contact the library information service team and let us know the return date and place.
Can local residents use Kyungpook National University library materials and facilities?

Local residents can view or copy materials by presenting their ID at the library entrance (administrative office) and receiving a visitor pass. Currently, only persons affiliated with the university and members are allowed access to the library due to COVID-19.

To use the seats available inside reading rooms and borrow books, local residents must pay an annual fee of KRW 100,000 (special membership: KRW 200,000) and sign up as a general (special) member.

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