Law Library: Our Newly Founded Library

29 January, 2026

The newly founded Library of the Department of Law is now fully operational.

The newly founded Library of the Department of Law is now fully operational, offering a welcoming and innovative learning and research environment, featuring modern study spaces, extensive legal collections, and access to specialized legal databases.

Collections

The Library’s collections encompass Greek and international legal literature in print and electronic formats, all accessible via the openABEKT catalogue. The collections are regularly updated to reflect the ongoing developments in legal scholarship and practice.

Types of Collections

Module Reserves: a curated selection of textbooks, articles, and resources recommended for study, supporting course learning and further material for analysis, study, and research.
Academic Textbooks: a selection of books and other materials available for loan, covering core and supplementary topics within the curriculum and legal studies.
Codes and Commentaries: collections of legal codes and interpretative works analyzing legislation and case law.
Legal Journals: academic journals covering diverse fields of law, providing updates on legislation, case law, and legal theory.
Reference Tools: materials offering definitions, terms, and explanations of legal concepts and terminology, supporting the study and understanding of the legal language.
E-books: full-text electronic books covering various legal fields.
Electronic Databases: digital resources, including Sakkoulas Online, Qualex, Nomos, and University of York Law Resources, providing access to legislation, case law, legal articles, and other scholarly materials to facilitate efficient research in a modern legal environment.

Services

The Library provides a wide range of user support services, including fully equipped research and study spaces, borrowing services, bibliographic and legal research assistance, training sessions, and interlibrary loan services.