The UCBC library is an academic library that works under the supervision of the academic dean for research and the chief librarian. The library is an academic department with a collection of print and electronic resources that give access to scholarly information. It offers a space for reading or studying with resources like books, journals, periodicals, videos and the like.

Mission

The mission of the UCBC library is develop organize and avail scholarly information in print or nonprint that respond to the academic needs of the university and the wider-community.

Goals

Since UCBC as a university wants to move away from the pedagogy of ‘transmitting of information to students’ to ‘constructing knowledge with students’, the library assigns itself the following goals:

1

Promote the use of the library by teachers, students and the local community

2

To provide assistance/instruction to users to locate, retrieve and use resource

3

Supporting bilingualism by providing resources in English and French

4

Encourage a campus-wide reading culture, resulting in information literary and life-long learning

Values

The UCBC library promotes the following values: Lifelong learning, critical thinking and academic rigor

Resources and technologies

Theology - Finance, Economics, Management, Administration - Computer Science (Programming, Database, Networking) - Congolese and International Law - Agronomy - Communication - Pedagogy - Apprenticeship of French and English

 

Library schedule

Monday, Wednesday and Friday
8h00 - 11h55 -----> 14h00 - 17h00
Tuesday and Thursday
8h00 - 12h55 -----> 14h00 - 17h00
Saturday
8h00 - 11h55 -----> Closed
Sundays, national and public holidays
Closed

Partnerships

The UCBC Library works in partnership with institutions working to promote the reading culture, such as:

 

Regulations: 8 library rules

  1. Talk smoothly in the library
  2. Keep drinks and food away
  3. Leave/Keep bags at the bag table
  4. Library books used in the library should be returned to librarian and should not be re-shelved by user.
  5. Keep the library clean. Do not throw litter on the floor. Use dustbin to dispose of litter.
  6. Keep the library clean. Do not throw litter on the floor. Use dustbin to dispose of litter.
  7. Writing on library property (books, tables, or wall) is a punishable offence
  8. Do not call or respond to call in the library. Keep your phone on silent in the library.

Library Staff

Isaac Lwanzo KATUKA, Assistant
Bibliothécaire Central et Enseignant d’Anglais, Membre de la cellule ‘Assurance Qualité’ de l’université.
Domaines d'expertise et centre d’intérêt:

Enseignement d’Anglais - Qualité d’éducation

Publications:

  • Bilingual education at UCBC
  • English medium Instruction in the Theology Department at UCBC
Assistant 2, Licencié en Anglais de l'ISP/Bunia (2010)

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Mustafa MASULI Augustin, Assistant
Enseignant de Langues, Bibliothécaire assistant

Centres d'intérêt:

Enseignement de langues et bilinguisme

Certifications:

Archivage et Bibliothéconomie

Assistant 1 - Licencié en Anglais de l'ISP Bunia Bibliothécaire assistant et Enseignant d’Anglais

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THEKE MUTHUHA Néhémie
Journaliste reporteur et rédacteur des à la Radio-Télévision Bilingue de l’UCBC, Biliothécaire Réceptionniste

Certifications:

Presse écrite avec le journal SYFIA Grands Lacs International

Centre d’intérêt :

Bibliothéconomie - Pédagogie Universitaire - Bilinguisme

Licencié en Journalisme et politique extérieure de l'Université de Kisangani(2011)

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Kasoki MUHYANA Christelle, Ir Informaticienne
Chargée des Technologie de l'Information et de la Communication

Certification:

 

Centres d’intérêt:

 

Graduée en Génie Informatique de l'UCBC (2014)

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