Bachelor of Library and Information Science
The Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) is an undergraduate degree that focuses on the principles and practices of library management, information science, and the organization of knowledge.
Description
This program prepares students to manage libraries, archives, and information centers, as well as handle digital resources and information systems. The course covers topics such as cataloging, classification, information retrieval, research methods, and digital information management.
Benefits of the course
- Library management, cataloging, and classification techniques.
- Information retrieval systems and digital library management.
- Research methodologies and information policy.
Target Audience
- Students interested in becoming librarians or information managers.
- Individuals seeking careers in archives, digital information systems, or research libraries.
- Professionals looking to upgrade their skills in managing information resources and technology.
