Libraries

An integral part of the Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies, the present holdings include documentary material; texts on research methods and techniques; professional journals and press clippings; statistical series and periodic releases of data and reports from several non-academic institutions such as banks, public corporations and statutory bodies.
 

The CLR James Cricket Research Centre Library has been named in honour of Cyril Lionel Robert James, a great Caribbean scholar and an icon of cricket studies in the world. The collection includes monographs, pamphlets, periodicals, newspaper clippings, journal articles, video tapes and DVDs.
 

The over 12, 000 items in the visual/audio resources collection provide unique research support for students and faculty while capturing the intangible cultural heritage of the islands of the Caribbean and beyond. The collection consists of a range of audio-visual items covering most disciplines taught at Cave Hill.
 

The Medical Library provides access to resources- print, electronic and AV - in the Health Sciences but with particular emphasis on the clinical disciplines and provides reference services to members of the Faculty of Medical Sciences, Queen Elizabeth Hospital staff and other health professionals.
 

The Law Library is centrally located within the Faculty of Law. With modern facilities and a developing collection of West Indian and Commonwealth legal  materials, it is considered the premier legal library in the Commonwealth Caribbean