What you'll learn
A Bachelor of Library and Information Science (B.Lib.Sc. or BLIS) is a one-year undergraduate program focused on managing and organizing libraries, covering traditional skills like cataloging and modern digital information management, suitable for careers in school, public, or academic libraries, often requiring a prior bachelor's degree for admission.
What it covers:
- Core Library Science: Principles, laws, ethics, and management of libraries and information centers.
- Information Management: Classification, cataloging, and organization of resources.
- Digital Literacy: Use of computers, digital libraries, and information retrieval technologies.
- Research Skills: Developing methods for handling and disseminating information.
Key Features:
- Duration: Typically a 1-year course, divided into two semesters.
- Eligibility: Usually requires a bachelor's degree (any stream) with a minimum percentage (e.g., 50%).
- Admission: Through merit lists or entrance exams like CUET, URATPG.
- Modes: Available full-time, part-time, and through distance education.
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