KMU Library conducts outreach services to nearby secondary and primary schools during events such as World Book and Copyright Day, International Literacy Day, and other significant celebrations. These initiatives aim to promote literacy, raise awareness about copyright issues, and foster a passion for reading and learning within the community. Through these outreach efforts, the library extends its resources and expertise beyond its physical space, actively engaging with local schools to support educational development and cultivate a culture of reading and knowledge sharing.

KMU Library Special Collections include important resources, such as rare books, theses, reports, audiovisual items, and distinctive periodicals such as government publications, local history, university records, and United Nations publications. Due to their importance, these materials are carefully safeguarded, with controlled access.

The Internet access section in the library is designed to provide users with access to global digital repositories including subscribed databases like the Astria Digital Library (ADL) and MyLoft (Electronic Resources) as well as free and open-source databases, and in-house databases such as E-calibre and the Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC). This connectivity is crucial in transforming the library into dynamic, inclusive spaces that support learning and digital engagement in advancing academic and research activities. Library staff therefore provide guidance on accessing digital resources, database navigation support, and troubleshooting technical issues ensuring users make the most of the library's digital offerings.

KMU Library provide users with a quiet, focused study and reading environment, typically featuring comfortable seating, proper lighting, and a distraction-free atmosphere, creating the perfect setting for academic tasks and personal reading. The presence of such dedicated spaces enriches the overall learning experience, enabling users to fully utilize the library's resources in a calm and supportive setting.

Library lending services allow users to borrow materials like books, research projects and past examination papers for a certain period of time provided the user is registered with the Library and possess Student ID. Services include borrowing items, renewing items, checking-In and reserving items. These services are a fundamental part of library operations, enabling users to access a wide range of materials for study, research, and personal use outside the library.

Information literacy is aimed at providing students with the key skills needed to effectively search for, assess, and utilize information, particularly for new library users. This service is essential in helping users independently explore the library’s information sources and services, including paid for and free digital platforms. It also includes library tours and familiarization of the University library’s rules and regulations. Ultimately, this process supports students in thriving academically.

The Library’s Children's Corner is a specially designed area aimed at fostering and engaging young readers. It provides a warm and inviting environment for children to explore the world of literacy through the stocked educational materials tailored to their needs. By collaborating with schools and the broader community, the corner enhances literacy through access to additional resources and support. Its services are further expanded through outreach initiatives, including visits to schools and community centers.

Reference service is the personalized assistance intended to help users find, access, and use information efficiently. Library staff assists with locating materials, answering questions, and providing research support. These services include in-person help at the reference desk, online assistance, and subject-specific consultations.