Until the end of April 2023, the KUAS community has temporary access to Oxford e-books: Oxford Handbooks Online and Oxford Research Encyclopedias. More than 600 e-textbooks on economics, literature, philosophy, politics and other topics, and 25 encyclopedia articles on various topics. Access is available on the KUAS computer network using college computers or by connecting …
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The O’Reilly for Higher Education database (learning space) is temporarily open to the KUAS community from 2022. October 25 until December 24 This database offers more than 46,000 books, 30,000 hours of videos, case studies and expert posts. The main topics are IT, programming, data science, data engineering, artificial intelligence, security and business (see details). …
We invite you to read the new books received in September, which you can find in the New Books exhibition on the second floor of the library. For a full list of books, see New books (September). The Library received 65 new titles in September, this time mostly in the field of medicine.
We invite you to the book exhibition on the third floor of the library “Between “Speak More Quietly so That Only the Neighbors Don’t Hear” and “Shout Louder so That Only Everyone can Hear”. The exhibition includes books about media, media literacy, advertising, social media art, and the influence of information published on social networks …
We invite you to participate in the EBSCO Database User Training, where EBSCO representatives will share their knowledge. This hands-on training is aimed at students, teachers and anyone interested in study and research information. EBSCO training provides useful advice, reliable information and practical examples. During the training, EBSCO representatives aim to provide users with useful …
We invite you to the book exhibition “Fragment in the landscape mosaic” on the library’s third floor. In the exhibition, you will find books about Lithuanian and foreign landscapes, urbanism, and architecture. The exhibition also exhibits photo albums of gardens, landscapes and building exteriors, as well as publications of works by landscape architects. In the …
We invite you to read the new books received in May-July, which you can find in the New Books exhibition on the second floor of the library. For a full list of books, see New books (2022 May-July). The Library received 51 new titles in April, this time mostly in the fields of medicine, art …
From July 1 to August 31 the library is open on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. On the last Friday of the month, readers are served until 1 p.m. If the doors of the building where the library is located are locked, the library can be accessed through the buildings of the Faculties …
We invite you to books exhibition “Arts Therapy Restoring Peace of Mind” on the third floor of the library. The books on display in the exhibition are related to the topics of emotional health and arts – music, dance, painting and theater therapy. Living in the rhythm of stress and surviving critical situations, we often …
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We invite you to participate in the EBSCO Database User Training, where EBSCO representatives will share their knowledge. This hands-on training is aimed at students, teachers and anyone interested in study and research information. EBSCO training provides useful advice, reliable information and practical examples. During the training, EBSCO representatives aim to provide users with useful …