Carnegie Mellon University Library in Qatar
The Qatar library actively supports the mission of Carnegie Mellon University to prepare students to become “ life-long learners’”. A key to the success of this mission is the instruction and support of students in efficient and effective use of all library and information resources available on site or remotely.

Location
The library is located at the LAS building, 1st floor, Room C126 A

Library Hours
Sunday - Thursday: 8.00 am - 7.00 pm
Friday - Saturday: Closed

Contacts
Isabelle Eula, Library Director
Phone: 492-7408
email: ieula@qatar.cmu.edu

Nikki Krysak, Reference & Instruction Librarian
Phone: 492-7411
email: nkrysak@qatar.cmu.edu

Ezzohra Moufid, Library Associate
Phone: 492-7394
email: emoufid@qatar.cmu.edu

Book Renewal Form

Use this form when renewing a book loan.

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Contact Library

Use this form to contact the library staff about any general issues. You can expect a response within one business day.

You can also call us on 492-7394
between the hours of 8:00am and 9pm, Sunday through Thurday.

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Education City ILL Procedures and Policies

A- Definition, Scope & Application

Inter-Library Loan (ILL) is a service provided by Education City libraries that allows students, faculty and staff affiliated with one institution to borrow materials from another institution. ILL requests are processed by the user’s home library and the materials are loaned to the library rather than directly to the user.
The borrowing library is responsible for all the books loaned to users affiliated with its institution and is responsible for the collection and the timely return of all items.

Individuals not affiliated with Education City institutions fall under the generic category of “public patrons”. If they wish to borrow materials from an Education City branch campus library, they should send their request(s) to the concerned library director or manager. Each branch campus library maintains its own policy on use of its print collections and its services to members of the general public.

As a matter of principle, it is accepted that the current policy deals only with transactions related to physical items, NOT to the access and use of licensed electronic resources.