π As part of the #MGIMOinside series, dedicated to the opportunities offered by the University, today we are telling you about the Ivan Tyulin Scientific Library. The MGIMO Scientific Library bears the name of Ivan Tyulin β First Vice-Rector of MGIMO and an outstanding scholar who devoted many years to the University. On July 3, 2007, MGIMO Rector Anatoly Torkunov announced the Academic Council's decision to perpetuate his memory by naming the library after him. π Today, the Scientific Library's collection comprises over 740,000 items in 55 foreign languages, including unique manuscripts. π But the MGIMO Library is not just about books! Students and faculty have access to numerous electronic resources and databases in the social sciences, economics, education, law, business, history, linguistics, literature, philosophy, sociology, and other fields. Electronic resources provide access to: β abstracts and bibliographic materials; β statistical data and analytical reports; β articles from more than 250 journals; β information for country, market, and consumer analysis. π A special place is occupied by the "Rare Book Online" project. In 2010, handwritten books from the library's collection were digitized, making these unique materials accessible to a wide range of readers. π Additionally, MGIMO houses the "MGIMO-University" Publishing House, which supports the University's educational process and academic activities. At the "Argument" bookstore on the MGIMO campus, you can find textbooks and teaching aids by faculty members, scholarly publications, diplomats' autobiographies, periodicals, and much more! π At MGIMO, the library is a space for research, working with unique sources, independent knowledge seeking, and first scholarly discoveries. And very soon MGIMO freshmen will get to know it up close! Learn more about MGIMO on our website. π MGIMO International (ENG) | ΠΠΠΠΠ Π΄Π»Ρ ΠΈΠ½ΠΎΡΡΡΠ°Π½ΡΠ΅Π² (RUS)