The library is located on the 2nd floor of the administrative building. It occupies the entire floor, which includes a digitization workshop, a reading room, an archive storage area, a reserve, and a workspace for library professionals.
Boulevard Mamadou DIA X Malick SY | P.O. Box 3802 Dakar
Tel. (221) 33 839 75 65
E-mail:
The CESAG Library holds more than fifteen thousand two hundred and nine (15,209) bibliographic references, including general and reference books, final-year dissertations, internship reports, journal articles, professional projects, theses, and more. This knowledge base covers various aspects of business management and related disciplines, namely:
The library has subscribed to a range of scientific, technical, and general information journals, including:
In addition to print resources, library users have access to the full text of more than: 5,049 dissertations, 592 professional projects, 80,000 e-books, and 549 electronic journals.
``To access the library, users must present their library card or badge. Visitors external to CESAG are allowed to use the library on Wednesdays only, upon presentation of a valid national identity card. They are not eligible for home loans but may photocopy extracts of documents on-site, in accordance with copyright regulations.
Registration takes place at the loan desk from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Students must present their badge and complete the designated registration form. Students whose badges are not available at the time of registration must provide proof of tuition payment.
Download the form corresponding to your academic level:
Opening hours have been reduced to 5:00 p.m. from Monday to Thursday and to 5:30 p.m. on Fridays due to the annual inventory of the documentary collection.
Established in 1981, the CESAG Library aims to support the Center’s teaching and research activities by providing its users—mainly students and lecturer‑researchers—with diversified, high‑quality documentary resources in business management and related disciplines.
Since 2011, the documentary offering has taken on a new dimension.
On the one hand, the book acquisition policy is now oriented toward materials that reflect the African socio‑cultural context. On the other hand, theses and final professional projects have digital versions and are accessible through the library’s online catalog.
The Center offers learning pathways tailored to learners’ needs, whether for skills enhancement, refresher training, certification preparation, or support in academic and professional contexts. It relies on innovative pedagogical approaches, digital learning tools, and specialized supervision.
In addition to these resources, library users have simultaneous and unlimited access to two databases, namely:
