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Institutional development · Public engagement and economic impact · Oman
German University of Technology in Oman says its library is open to the public for free
The German University of Technology in Oman (GUtech) says anyone may walk into its library during opening hours, free of charge, to read its books, journals and publications.
Why it matters: Anyone visiting the GUtech Library during opening hours can read its books, journals and publications without paying, according to the university.
The German University of Technology in Oman (GUtech) said its library is open to the public free of charge.
According to the university, anyone may walk in during the library's opening hours to read its books, journals and publications.
Editor’s view
Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor
Members of the public who visit during opening hours can read the GUtech Library's books, journals and publications without any charge, according to the university.
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