Learn Beyond the Classroom
The Department of Innovative Management provides students and faculty with access to a wide range of print and digital learning resources through the Information Resource Centre (IRC) of Tashkent State University of Economics.
The Library supports teaching, independent learning, academic research, and professional development by providing access to textbooks, academic journals, research databases, electronic books, articles, dissertations, and other scholarly resources.
Information Resource Centre
The TSUE Information Resource Centre is an open-access academic library designed to support the learning and research needs of students, faculty, researchers, and other users.
The Centre provides:
- Printed textbooks and teaching materials
- Electronic books and academic publications
- Academic journals and periodicals
- Research articles and dissertations
- Electronic databases
- Computer and internet facilities
- Wi-Fi access
- Research and literature-search assistance
- Individual and group study spaces
- Discussion and learning areas
Library Hours
Monday – Friday
09:00 – 22:00
Students can access the Library with a valid TSUE student ID.
Digital Library
Study Anytime, Anywhere
TSUE provides students with access to digital learning resources through its electronic library platforms.
The University's IRBIS 64+ system provides access to the electronic catalogue and digital library resources. (irbis.tsue.uz)
Students can also use:
UniLibrary
The national electronic library platform providing access to academic literature from higher education institutions.
TSUE e-Library
Electronic textbooks, teaching materials, articles, dissertations, and other academic resources.
IRBIS 64+
Electronic catalogue and digital library system for searching academic resources.
EBSCO
Access to multidisciplinary and subject-specific academic research databases.
ProQuest
Access to scholarly publications and research resources.
Springer
Academic books, journals, and research publications.
Elsevier
Scientific literature and research resources.
These resources support students in preparing assignments, conducting research, writing graduation theses, and developing academic projects.
Resources for Management Students
Management students can use the Library's resources to explore areas such as:
- Strategic Management
- Business Administration
- Organizational Behavior
- Human Resource Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Finance
- Economics
- Operations Management
- Business Analytics
- International Business
- Leadership
- Innovation and Business Development
The Department's curriculum combines academic study with research and practical learning, making access to reliable scholarly resources an important part of students' learning experience.
Research Support
The IRC also provides support for students and researchers searching for academic literature and scholarly sources.
Library staff can assist users with:
Literature Search
Finding relevant books, articles, journals, and other academic materials.
Electronic Databases
Navigating research databases and accessing full-text resources.
Academic Research
Finding appropriate sources for research papers, projects, and graduation theses.
Citation Support
Guidance on academic referencing and citation practices.
Interlibrary Services
Assistance in obtaining resources that are not available in the TSUE collection.
Study Spaces
The Library provides different environments for individual and collaborative learning.
Silent Study Areas
Quiet spaces for individual reading, research, and academic preparation.
Discussion Rooms
Spaces designed for group discussions, teamwork, presentations, and collaborative projects.
Computer Facilities
Access to computers, internet, and digital academic resources.
Digital Learning
Electronic resources allow students to continue their learning and research beyond the physical library.
How to Access Library Resources
Physical Resources
Students can register with the Information Resource Centre using their ID/passport, student ID, and photograph. Student accounts are linked with HEMIS for monitoring loans and returns.
Digital Resources
Students can access electronic resources through the University's digital platforms and library systems.