What are the subject areas of the library?

The subject areas of a library can vary depending on the type of library and its collection. However, common subject areas found in libraries include:

1. Fiction
2. Non-fiction
3. Reference materials
4. Periodicals (magazines, journals, newspapers)
5. Children's literature
6. Young adult literature
7. History
8. Biography
9. Science
10. Technology
11. Mathematics
12. Social sciences
13. Arts and humanities
14. Business and economics
15. Health and medicine
16. Law
17. Religion and philosophy
18. Education
19. Languages and linguistics
20. Travel and geography

These subject areas may be further divided into subcategories or specialized collections within the library.

Arts and Humanities

- Literature
- History
- Philosophy
- Art
- Music
- Theater

Social Sciences

- Sociology
- Anthropology
- Economics
- Political science
- Psychology
- Education

Science and Technology

- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Engineering
- Computer science

Business and Economics

- Accounting
- Finance
- Management
- Marketing
- Economics

Health and Medicine

- Medicine
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Allied health

Special Collections

- Rare books
- Manuscripts
- Archives
- Special topics (e.g., local history, genealogy)

Reference

- Encyclopedias
- Dictionaries
- Altas
- Biographies
- Bibliographies

Children's Literature

Young Adult Literature

Audiovisual Materials

- Books on CD
- DVDs
- Streaming services

Electronic Resources

- Databases
- eBooks
- Online journals
- Research guides