The illustrate the categories of library users and their levels of satisfaction with a variety of services, including opening hours, staff helpfulness, the availability of books and journals, and the reliability of the Wi-Fi connection.
Overall, full-time undergraduates constitute the , while academic staff members represent the smallest user group. Regarding customer satisfaction, staff helpfulness receives the most positive feedback, whereas the availability of journals and Wi-Fi reliability register the lowest satisfaction rates.
, full-time postgraduates account for 25%, followed by part-time postgraduates (16%) and distance learners (8%). The academic staff make up only 7% of users, less than one-sixth the number of undergraduates using library services.
In terms of user satisfaction, the figures for staff helpfulness are significantly higher than those for other services, with the of . In contrast, journal availability receives the least positive response from survey participants, as only 45% are very satisfied, . Wi-fi reliability at 19%, despite nearly half (48%) being very satisfied. Library opening hours and book availability , with 65% and 50% of users feeling highly satisfied with the services, respectively.
