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Locations, Hours, and Events

We have three locations across the Midlands, including our recently remodeled location at our Beltline campus. Each library location is packed with resources to help support dynamic teaching and learning.

Library hours vary during semester breaks. Check our online calendar for updates.

For more information, email libstaff@midlandstech.edu.

Airport (AC 225)

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Contact: 803.822.3530

Beltline (LRC 1st Floor)

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Contact: 803.738.7629

Northeast (ETS 153)

Northeast campus map

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Contact: 803.691.3900

 

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Research / LibGuides

Our librarians have put together research guides to help you find the best databases, journals, electronic journals, and books for a specific subject, topic, or course.

Databases

Find the best articles, books, videos, and more for your research.

Study Rooms

Reserve a study room online. Study rooms at Airport, Beltline, and Northeast Campus Libraries vary in size and available technology.

Off-Campus Access

Access our library resources 24/7 from off-campus.

Our Mission

  • To support the educational goals, objectives, and academic programs of the college
  • To provide a collection of and access to information resources appropriate for a multicampus community/technical college environment
  • To offer leadership that promotes lifelong learning skills
  • To share research skills and knowledge with the college community

Our Vision

MTC Library is a leader in developing and promoting information literacy and lifelong learning for a diverse student population through the use of emerging technologies and traditional library resources.