With HKALL you can access the book collections of all University Grants Committee (UGC) funded libraries.
When would I want to use HKALL?
You can find your desired title in the HKALL search scope by either of the following ways:
and conduct your search.Then, find a book you need from the search results and click on the title. Select the option Get it. If there is an available copy, click on HKALL Request. ** You need to sign in (see above) to see request options and to place a request.
Watch this video to learn how to use CityU LibraryFind to search for books and other items:
And also read our guide CityU LibraryFind.
Browse the CityU LibraryFind for books using these subject areas:
| Advertising | Intercultural communication |
| Broadcast journalism | Mass media |
| Broadcasting | Marketing |
| Communication | Motion pictures |
| Communication and culture | Popular culture |
| Communication and technology | Public relations |
| Communication -- Technological innovations | Radio broadcasting |
| Digital communications | Television broadcasting |
Below are some general subject areas relevant to Communication students. You can go to these locations on the shelves to browse our collection in that subject area: view the floor plan to find the location, or ask a library staff member for help while you're in the Library.
| Call no. | Subject |
| HD49-49.5 | Crisis management, emergency management. |
| HD58.7-58.95 | Organizational behavior, change and effectiveness, corporate culture |
| HD59-59.6 | Public relations |
| HF5410-5417.5 | Marketing |
| HF5801-6182 | Advertising |
| P87-96 | Communication / Mass media |
| PN1990-1992.92 | Broadcasting |
| PN1991-1991.9 | Radio broadcasts |
| PN1992-1992.92 | Television broadcasts |
| PN1993-1999 | Motion pictures |
| PN4699-5650 | Journalism |
| PN4775-4784 | Journalism technique / practical journalism |
CityU Library provides access to over two million eBooks for CityU students and staff. The majority of eBook titles can be accessed both on and off campus, and many eBooks can be downloaded to a personal device to be read offline.
You may refer to the eBooks@CityU guide for full details of how to locate, access and download eBooks.