The Ateneo Professional Schools Library (abbreviated as APSL) is an academic library of the Ateneo Professional Schools of the Ateneo de Manila University. This library serves the Schools of Law, Government, and the Graduate School of Business of the university. The library is housed at Basement 1 of the Ateneo Professional Schools Building, Rockwell, Makati.
Compared to the Ateneo Loyola Schools' Rizal Library which collects materials in all disciplines, this library only collects materials in the fields of law, business, public administration, health services, and information technology.
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