Library
Premier University has a rich Library.The Library subscribes to various disciplines that have been taught at Premier University.It may be noted that the Department of Law,English and Economics have Seminar Library in addition to the central Library.The students of Premier University have also access to another Library which has been established in collaboration with the British Council;this Library is known as the Premier University British Council Resource Centre.The faculty of Business Studies has another big Library which can accommodate more than 200 readers at a time.All Libraries are online-accessible and air-conditioned.
Premier University Library, a centre of research and development. Premier University authority has established the University library in 2002 at the beginning of its journey. Now it becomes the large Library among any private university libraries of the country. There are over than 1,00,000 books in Premier University Library covering the subjects relating to the academic programmes and other co-curriculum disciplines.
There are also journals, periodicals, research and thesis papers, reports, conference proceedings, handbooks, manuals, encyclopedias, dictionaries, CD, VCD etc. for the users which are treated as reference collections and these can only be used within the library. The library collections are being arranged by a automated cataloging system that a user can easily find any book or other collection among huge collections of the library. The Central Library building is situated in its own administrative campus at Probartok Circle.
Premier University Library is recently established library automation by open source library software, known as KOHA. Premier University Library Software is fully automated web based software which is international standard quality provided by KOHA.
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