Description
"Management and Challenges of University Libraries" examines the essential functions and management strategies that university libraries must employ to meet the needs of their academic communities. The book explores various aspects of library operations, from traditional print collections to the increasing demand for digital resources and e-services. It discusses the complexities of collection management, budgeting, and staffing, as well as the impact of technology on library practices, such as the implementation of digital archives and online databases. The book also highlights key challenges facing university libraries, including ensuring equitable access to resources, dealing with limited funding, managing user expectations, and fostering academic collaborations. Through real-world examples and case studies, the book provides actionable insights for overcoming these challenges while enhancing the overall effectiveness of library services. It is an essential guide for library professionals, university administrators, and researchers in the field of library science.
