The University de La Frontera has two emblematic libraries that reflect its commitment to academic excellence, equitable access to knowledge, and the comprehensive education of its community. The Central Library, Horacio Nuñez Stulzel, located on the Andrés Bello Campus, is a modern and versatile space that houses an extensive collection of print and digital resources, individual and collaborative study rooms, and cutting-edge technological services. It is a place where knowledge flows and transforms, fostering critical thinking, interdisciplinary research, and autonomous learning.
Complementing this infrastructure, the Faculty of Medicine Library specializes in supporting the education and continued development of students, faculty, and researchers in the health sciences. With a collection focused on biomedical and clinical sciences, this library provides access to high-level scientific literature, specialized digital tools, and spaces designed for rigorous study and academic reflection.
Both libraries embody the spirit of a public university that values inclusion, innovation, and sustainable human development. They are more than consultation centers—they are vibrant spaces for intellectual exchange, where knowledge is cultivated to transform lives and help build the future of our region and our country.
