Master of Business Administration (Financial Services)

8.5 Learning and Information ResourcesAppendix 8.5.1 Library ResourcesDalhousie University LibrariesThe Dalhousie University Library System is organized to accommodate the needs of theundergraduate teaching programs, graduate and faculty research projects, and professionalschools. The system is made up of the following components: the Killam Memorial Library -Humanities, Social Sciences and Science, the Sir James Dunn Law Library, the Kellogg HealthSciences Library, and Sexton Design and Technology Library - Architecture, Engineering, andPlanning.As of April 1, 2007, the holdings of the Dalhousie Libraries include over 1,902,393 volumes ofbooks, bound periodicals, documents and bound reports, 365,299 microfilm and microfiche,95,235 maps and other media, 10,906 music scores and 11,798 music recordings. The librariessubscribe to 63,457 serials titles, including 59,040 electronic titles.Dalhousie libraries participate in Novanet, a network which shares a single automated onlinecatalogue of the holdings of the member libraries (Mount Saint Vincent University, Nova ScotiaCollege of Art & Design, Saint Mary's University, University College of Cape Breton, University ofKing's College, the Atlantic School of Theology, St. Francis Xavier University, Nova ScotiaAgricultural College and Nova Scotia Community College). Users borrow from Novanet librariesupon presentation of their University ID card.ABOUT THE DALHOUSIE LIBRARIESOur Mission:We advance learning and scholarship in our communities by providing expert and innovativeaccess to the world's information and knowledge.Our Vision"We are the source for scholarly information and a vital partner in the continual enhancement ofthe Dalhousie learning environment."We, the Dalhousie University Libraries, are central to all members of the Dalhousie Universitycommunity. We are the gateway to regional, national and global resources. We are partners inthe learning environment. We are essential to the heart of scholarly discourse on campus and inthe community.156