Special Collections

In addition to the core collection of resource volumes, the Library is developing several collections that support its special interests including IP-IT, international public and private law, and the relationship of religion and law. An Asian collection will also be developed in the early years.

The Resource Center provides extensive coverage of legal, commercial, and business materials worldwide through its access to Westlaw, Lexis-Nexis, Hein-On-Line, and other electronic databases. These services provide students and faculty access to literally thousands of databases of legal reference materials in support of legal research and law practice.

Carrels

The Law School Library is not only a collection of books, but also a center of student academic life. Study areas and carrels are provided for students in the Library. Reference areas provide legal resources to support courses being taught, and a reading area contains current newspapers, periodicals, and magazines from the U.S., Europe, and Asia in political, business, and economic fields.

Extended Library

In addition to the Law School Library, the resources available are expanded by materials available in the 80,000 volume general library at Handong Global University, the Korean Law Collection in the general library, the 272 current journal subscriptions, and through the international links and services that provide access to books and articles available in libraries worldwide.

Electronic Database