The UAN campus occupies a space of 20.23 square kilometers. The master plan, developed in 2000 and updated in 2009, was designed with a focus on sustainability, having been implemented in a semi-sandy area, leaving most of the vegetation untouched. The campus boundary is defined by an elliptical street and radial streets or “Streets of Knowledge”, which run from the various UAN colleges to the center of the Central Library, the tallest campus building.

All college buildings include auditoriums, offices for teachers and staff, laboratories, and open-air classrooms.

The Central Library is a service with the fundamental mission of acquiring, preserving, framing and treating UAN’s bibliographic and documentary heritage, in order to support teaching and research under the management of the Vice-Rector for the Scientific and Post-Graduation Departments.

As part of its mission, the Agostinho Neto University Central Library offers academic, scientific, cultural and pedagogical support to UAN’s community through its information services and methodologically coordinates the Agostinho Neto University’s Library System.