Our training service is designed to help the university community and anyone interested to:

• Thoroughly understand the services and resources of the libraries.
• Acquire the informational skills necessary according to the new EEES study plans.
• Search for, analyze, and evaluate the information they need.
• Organize the retrieved information.
• Use and communicate information effectively, ethically, and legally.

We offer various activities tailored to the users' needs:

Training in Informational Skills (in-person and virtual)

We focus on teaching students the necessary skills to:

• Recognize when they need information.
• Search for, manage, and evaluate it.
• Communicate it appropriately.

This training is crucial according to the new EEES study plans, and the libraries actively collaborate with the teaching staff. We offer training at three levels:

• Basic
• Intermediate
• Advanced

Custom Courses

PDI, students, and PAS can request specific training sessions on a particular topic or resource not included in the library's scheduled sessions.

Courses Scheduled by the Libraries

We offer sessions scheduled according to different thematic areas, such as:

• Catalog
• Information search
• Sources specialized in a field of knowledge
• Specific resources

Self-Training

Learn to use the library's resources and improve your informational skills through our guides.

Check out the training area of every library for more details: