Welcoming Freshers: Library Orientation Programme 2026

Today, the Department of Physics and the Department of Nanoscience & Nanotechnology, in collaboration with the Campus Library, University of Kerala, organized a Library Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students. The session was led by Dr. Shihab I, Assistant Librarian, who introduced the freshers to the library's rich collection of print and electronic resources, digital services, online databases, and research support facilities. The interactive programme familiarized students with effective use of library resources, encouraging them to develop strong reading, learning, and research habits from the very beginning of their academic journey. We extend our sincere thanks to the Campus Library for conducting this informative and engaging orientation session and wish our freshers a rewarding academic experience ahead.


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