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The Central University Library "The New Hub" spans an area of 11003 m², housing a documentary collection of 200000 volumes and a seating capacity of 1000. The facility is organized across several floors, each dedicated to specific scientific fields and services:
Basement (-1)
The library basement houses a set of essential facilities and services that support preservation and circulation operations, as well as the organization of user flow. It includes:
1.Main Book Stack : Used for preserving the bulk of the library collections. Materials are arranged according to precise classification systems to ensure easy retrieval and fast service.
2.External Circulation and Return Desk : This office provides book lending services to faculty and students, and receives returned materials. Lending operations are recorded and monitored to ensure compliance with deadlines.
3.National Online Documentation System (SNDL) Registration Office : Provides registration services for faculty and students, granting access to national digital databases and resources. It also enables the activation of electronic research accounts and the use of the digital library catalog.
4.Clearance Office : Processes clearance procedures for users (students or staff) by ensuring no outstanding borrowed materials remain.
Ground Floor (0) 
The ground floor serves as the primary reception area for faculty, students, and visitors. Characterized by its accessibility, it is the hub for daily library activities and contains the following facilities:
1.Reception and Information Desk : Acts as a guidance center for users and visitors, answering inquiries and providing assistance in searching for materials or accessing digital services.
2.Exhibition Hall : A space dedicated to displaying new books and journals, special publications, and temporary exhibitions related to cultural, scientific, and sporting activities.
3.Group Reading Room - Medical and Research Sciences : Provides a quiet environment specifically prepared for students and researchers in medical and research fields.
4.Group Reading Room - Economics and Management Sciences : Dedicated to the study of economic and administrative subjects, equipped with resources that support learning and academic development.
5.Group Reading Room - People with Special Needs : Designated to meet the needs of people with disabilities, considering physical facilities and information access technologies to ensure inclusive services.
6.Acquisitions Department : Responsible for selecting and purchasing new library resources based on user needs and academic programs.
7.Documentary Processing Department : Handles the indexing and classification of books and references, preparing them for in-house use or circulation.
First Floor (1) 
The first floor includes spaces and services dedicated to students and researchers:
1.Lecture Hall / Auditorium : A space for model lessons, scientific seminars, academic presentations, and cultural events. It has a capacity of 200 seats and is equipped with modern audiovisual tools.
2.Honorary Hall : An official space for receiving guests and organizing protocol meetings or high-level official gatherings.
3.Reading Room - Humanities and Social Sciences : Prepared for students and researchers to consult references in fields such as psychology, sociology, philosophy, education, and media/communication.
4.Group Reading Room - Donations and Local Sources : Specialized in preserving and displaying donated books and local publications dealing with the cultural and scientific heritage of the institution's environment.
5.Group Reading Room - History, Archaeology, and Geography : Dedicated to studying references related to ancient and modern history, archaeological works, and human/physical geography.
6.Group Reading Room - Electronic Resources and Media : Equipped with computers and digital communication tools, allowing users to access electronic databases, digital journals, and online theses.
7.Guidance Service : An administrative-scientific body that accompanies students and researchers in their search for references and guides them toward appropriate sources.
8.Registration Office : Located within the Guidance Service, it handles the enrollment of new students and library membership procedures.
Second Floor (2) 
The second floor supports the academic and research process by combining administrative offices with specialized group reading rooms:
1.Administrative Wing : The organizational center of the library, where administrative and logistical tasks related to human and documentary resource management are performed.
2.Group Reading Room - Literature and Foreign Languages : Dedicated to students of literature and languages, containing a wide range of literary, critical, and linguistic references.
3.Group Reading Room - Law and Political Science : Dedicated to students of law and political science, featuring sources related to public and private law, political systems, and international relations.
4.Group Reading Room - Donations and Foreign Sources : A unique space containing rare books and donated documentary materials, as well as collections of foreign references in multiple languages.
Third Floor (3) 
The third floor represents a space supporting organizational and functional tasks:
1.Internal Security Office : The central point for monitoring security procedures, supervising entry and exit, and maintaining the safety of patrons and property.
2.Meeting Room : Designated for administrative meetings and periodic sessions between various library departments to discuss programs and organizational affairs.