UNIST LIBRARY

1. Submit the ‘The List of Materials‘ to the librarian in charge of donations (via email or in-person).
2. Submit the ‘UNIST Library Materials Donation Agreement Form‘ and ‘Personal Information Collection and Use Consent Form‘ along with the donation materials.
3. After the librarian in charge of donations receives the materials, they will verify if the list of materials matches the actual books and check for any damage or contamination before registering the donated materials.

• Materials that duplicate our holdings
• Items classified as “restricted purchases” (e.g., materials on trends like investment, health, etc.)
• Contaminated or damaged materials
• Theses or dissertations from other universities
• Periodicals such as newspapers, popular magazines, and in-house publications
• Outdated and low-value reference materials (encyclopedias, dictionaries, yearbooks, etc.) and collections
• Books for specific exams, certifications, or company recruitment exams (e.g., books for TOEIC, TOEFL, PSAT, NCS, etc.)
• Loose sheets, pamphlets, leaflets, spiral-bound, temporary bindings, photocopies
• Materials with specific ideological, religious, promotional, or missionary content
• Materials without an ISBN, self-published works, personal copies
• Any other materials deemed unsuitable for collection by the library staff

The List of Materials

UNIST Library Materials Donation Agreement Form

Personal Information Collection and Use Consent Form