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Chiang Mai University Digital Collections
Chiang Mai University Digital Collections provides access to digitized materials from the university’s collections.
About Chiang Mai University Digital Collections
Chiang Mai University Digital Collections is a web repository that brings together digitized materials held by the university, including theses, research reports, journal articles, conference proceedings and operational manuals. It also covers subject-specific collections, open access e-books and e-journals, personal book collections, Lanna heritage materials, rare and manuscript holdings, CMU archives and university land documents. An advanced search option is provided for finding items across these collections.
Key features
- Advanced search across the digitized collections
- CMU e-Theses and e-Research collections
- Open access e-books, e-journals and TNRR items
- Lanna heritage materials: inscriptions, music, pottery, food, dance
- Rare and manuscript holdings including maps and rare newspapers
- CMU archives and land documents by faculty and office
Best for: Researchers and students working on Thai and Lanna studies, and Chiang Mai University affiliates who need materials in the restricted collections.
Good for
- Collections span theses, research, journals, archives, manuscripts and Lanna heritage topics
- A large portion of the listed resources is marked as open access
- Materials are organized into named collections with item counts to aid browsing
Watch out for
- Several subject collections are marked 'CMU Only', so access is limited to Chiang Mai University users
- Much of the site interface and many record titles are in Thai
- Pricing and access terms are not stated on the homepage
Chiang Mai University Digital Collections at a glance
- Website
- cmudc.library.cmu.ac.th
- Category
- Research & Data › Academic Search
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Chiang Mai University Digital Collections FAQ
Is everything in the collections open to the public?
No. Some subject collections, such as the Pharmacy e-Research Project, Repository Science e-Research, Science Special Project and Fine Arts e-Term Paper, are marked 'CMU Only'. Other sections are listed as open access e-resources.
What kinds of materials can I find?
The collections include theses, research reports, journal articles, conference proceedings, e-books, operational manuals, archives, rare and manuscript items such as manuscripts, maps and newspapers, and Lanna heritage materials.
Can I search across the collections?
Yes. The site offers an advanced search function in addition to browsing the individual collections.
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