Libraries

The modern libraries of New York College serve as a comprehensive hub for knowledge, research, and academic support. With physical facilities across our campuses in Athens (Amalias Ave. Building – Syntagma & Pythagoras Hall) and Thessaloniki (Egnatia), they offer students daily access to a continuously expanding repository of print and digital resources, fully aligned with all college academic programs.

Print & Digital Academic Resources

  • Digital Libraries & Databases: Seamless 24/7 online access to the electronic libraries of partner foreign state universities via personal student accounts, as well as full access to the globally recognized Emerald Insight research database.
  • Print Collection & Semester Reserves: A comprehensive collection of academic textbooks organized by academic discipline, available for on-site study and borrowing.
  • Online Catalog: A digital catalog allowing students to instantly search for resources, check availability, and manage loans.

Facilities, Equipment & Study Spaces

  • Study Zones: Specially designed quiet areas for independent study, alongside collaborative spaces for group projects and teamwork.
  • Workstations & Tech Amenities: Dedicated PC workstations with high-speed internet access, printing, scanning, and photocopying facilities.
  • Audiovisual Equipment & Presentation Rehearsal: Access to projectors and AV tools to prepare and rehearse academic presentations.

Personalized Guidance & Librarian Services

Our specialized library staff provides dedicated daily support:

  • Assistance in identifying relevant subject-specific literature and peer-reviewed journal articles.
  • Guidance on advanced scientific research methods and academic citation standards.
  • Interlibrary support and facilitation of book borrowing across local library networks.

Contact Information

  • Athens (Syntagma Campus – 38 Amalias Ave. & Kallithea Facilities): Tel: +30 210 3225961 | Email: librarynycath@nyc.gr
  • Thessaloniki (Campus – 138 Egnatia & P.P. Germanou St.): Tel: +30 2310 889879 | Email: librarynycth@nyc.gr