There are four library facilities on the campus serving the various needs of the students and faculty members.

This is a library of the Faculty of Engineering, with a wide collection of books and periodicals on science and technology.

This library houses a vast collection of judicial studies reference materials for students of the Law School. Open 24 hours throughout the year, it serves many students who are candidates for national bar exams and government service exams.

The primary function of the AV Library is to give students access to a large variety of audio-visual materials not found in other facilities on campus. Other materials are available, including books, magazines, newspapers and dictionaries, but the library mainly houses AV materials for foreign language study, enabling students to practice listening and speaking skills on their own, prepare for tests, or enjoy international TV programs and movies. There are approximately 2,300 compact discs and audio/video cassettes in 43 languages in the library.

This open-access library houses a collection of 77,000 books, 350 periodicals, 1,700 cassette tapes and CDs, and 3,100 video tapes and DVDs, with an online search system linked to the Central Library database.