The Library has more than two million volumes, and is one of the largest collections in the country. Most are held in the Main Library, but there are also specialist libraries for some subjects. Electronic information is available through the University's high-speed network which links thousands of microcomputers and workstations all over the campus. Computers and computer-assisted learning are increasingly used in programmes across most disciplines. Whatever your subject you can study a language as well The Modern Languages Unit offers accredited courses in most European and many non-European languages.
Some courses are open to everyone while others form part of a degree.
The current undergraduate modules are offered to students of Engineering and Science, Commerce, Historical Studies and Nursing. The University also has a number of internal processes for checking regularly on the quality of its provision for students. Since 1983 the Agency has undertaken regular assessments nationally of the teaching quality and reviews of the specialist subjects taught in universities.