Bachelor of Library Science

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Bachelor of Library Science

Course Overview:

The Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib.Sc.) is a 1-year undergraduate program that prepares students for careers in library and information science. The course provides the essential skills and knowledge needed to manage libraries, archive collections, and provide information services. It covers topics like cataloging, classification, information retrieval, and the use of digital resources. This program is ideal for individuals interested in working in public, academic, corporate, or special libraries, as well as those pursuing careers in archival and information management.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of the course, you will:

◉ Learn how to organize, manage, and maintain library resources and information systems.
◉ Gain knowledge of cataloging, classification systems (e.g., Dewey Decimal, Library of Congress), and metadata management.
◉ Understand the role of libraries in information retrieval, digital libraries, and electronic resources.
◉ Learn to assist users in finding, using, and evaluating information sources effectively.
◉ Develop skills in library administration, management, and automation.
◉ Understand the use of technology in modern libraries, including digital cataloging, e-resources, and library management systems (LMS).
◉ Enhance your knowledge of information literacy and research skills.

Curriculum

Core Library Science Subjects

◉ Introduction to Library and Information Science
◉ Library Classification and Cataloging
◉ Information Retrieval and Reference Services
◉ Library Organization and Management
◉ Digital Libraries and Information Technologies
◉ Information Resources and Services
◉ Research Methods in Library Science
◉ Knowledge Organization and Metadata
◉ Library Automation and Management Systems

Practical/Fieldwork

◉ Hands-on training in library cataloging, classification, and use of digital resources.
◉ Fieldwork at libraries and information centers to gain practical experience.

FAQs

Who is this course for?

The B.Lib.Sc. program is ideal for individuals interested in pursuing careers in library and information management. It is well-suited for students who want to work in public libraries, academic institutions, corporate libraries, or archives.

Do I need any prior experience to join this course?

No prior experience is required. This program is open to students who have completed their high school education (12th grade) or equivalent.

What software/tools do I need for this course?

You will be introduced to various library management software, cataloging tools, and digital resources used in modern libraries. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office tools is also helpful for assignments and presentations.

Will I receive a certificate upon course completion?

Yes, upon successful completion of the program, you will receive a Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib.Sc.) degree.

Is there any hands-on practice involved?

Yes, the course includes practical training in cataloging, classification, digital library management, and hands-on experience working in real library settings.

Can I attend the course online?

Currently, the course is available in-person at our training centers. However, online options may be considered in the future to accommodate greater flexibility.

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Bachelor of Library Science

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