Introduction

The Master of Library and Information Sciences (MLIS) is a postgraduate program designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in library science, information management, and digital resource handling. It focuses on modern information technologies, library automation, digital libraries, and research methods, preparing students to manage and organize information resources efficiently in the digital age.

Objectives

• To develop a thorough understanding of library and information science principles and practices.

• To train students in the use of modern tools for information organization, retrieval, and dissemination.

• To build competence in managing both traditional and digital libraries.

• To promote research and innovation in the field of information science.

• To prepare professionals for academic, administrative, and technical roles in library and information services.

Programme Duration

Master of Library and Information Science is a post-graduate degree program and this programme is one year course.

Minimum Duration 1 Years

Maximum Duration 2 Year

Eligibility

Bachelor’s degree in Library and Information Sciences (BLIS) or an equivalent qualification from a recognized university.

Career Prospects

Government Sector:

• University and Public Librarian

• Information Officer in Government Departments

• Documentation Officer

• Archivist

• Research and Reference Librarian

• Positions in National Archives, Public Libraries, and Government Research Institutions

Private Sector:

• Corporate Librarian

• Knowledge Manager

• Information Analyst

• Content Manager

• Digital Resource Manager in IT firms, Publishing Houses, Media Companies, and NGOs

• Library Consultant for Private Educational Institutions