The University of The Bahamas Libraries is a unified system comprising three branches that serve the diverse academic and research needs of the University community:
- Harry C. Moore Library and Information Centre (HCML) – Located at the Oakes Field Campus, HCML houses specialized collections in Bahamian and Caribbean studies, Law, and the West Indies.
- Hilda Bowen Library – Situated at the Grosvenor Close Centre, this library supports the University’s programmes in Nursing and Allied Health Professions with targeted resources and services.
- UB North Library – Located in Freeport, Grand Bahama, this branch supports the academic programmes of the University of The Bahamas North, with general and specialized collections in Education, Business Administration, and General Education.
Together, these libraries provide comprehensive access to scholarly resources, research support, and learning spaces across the University’s campuses.
Vision: A leading academic research library that is a strategic partner in learning, teaching and scholarly activities; recognized for expertise to create, manage and archive information and develop services and programmes in an environment conducive to study, research, employment and professional growth. 
Mission To build and preserve collections in physical and virtual environments that nurture learning, support teaching and research through the discovery and use of information resources.
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