Our branch campus in Guayaquil is proud to announce that it continuously seeks academic and research excellence, and has therefore invested in virtual libraries and data bases that contain thousands of academic documents. The aim is to facilitate access to information and provide the university community the tools they need for their professional development.

Olga Crespo, the university librarian, said “we currently have 38,000 books for all areas and undergraduate programs. Students can look for books online and then pick them up in the library”. She also said that there will be another 5,000 books available in the new library in “Maria Auxiliadora” campus, especially books for the education, law, psychology, environmental engineering and biotechnology undergraduate programs. 

The university is committed to providing access to great academic and scientific resources in order to enrich students’ educational experience.