Offers an updated curriculum with emphasis on information management, digital libraries, and knowledge organization.
Provides training in key areas such as metadata, bibliometrics, research data handling, and digital archiving.
Includes practical exposure to library systems, e-resources, and open-source software tools.
Covers research methods, information literacy, and scholarly communication.
Encourages project work, internships, and dissertation writing for practical learning.
Features academic interactions like seminars and workshops conducted by professionals.
Introduces emerging technologies including ICT tools and AI in library services.
Supports development of professional skills suitable for libraries, information centers, and related fields.
Promotes understanding of ethical issues like access to information, IPR, and digital privacy.
Prepares students for further studies or roles in academic, research, or consultancy settings.
Develop a strong understanding of key concepts in library science, including information organization, knowledge management, and user-centric services.
Gain practical skills in using ICT tools for library automation, digital resource management, and electronic library systems.
Learn advanced cataloguing methods, metadata standards, and classification systems for both physical and digital resources.
Acquire capabilities to manage digital repositories, institutional archives, and open-access platforms.
Understand and apply qualitative and quantitative research methodologies relevant to library and information science.
Explore scholarly publishing processes, citation practices, research impact metrics, and academic integrity principles.
Design user education programs to promote information literacy and effective information-seeking behavior.
Learn about legal and ethical aspects of information access, including copyright, licensing, and data privacy.
Apply theories of data curation and knowledge organization using modern content management systems.
Build leadership and management skills necessary for efficient library operations and strategic planning.
Encourage professional development through reflective practice, networking, and engagement with professional associations.
Foster a mindset of lifelong learning, innovation, and adaptability in the changing landscape of library and information services.
Duration – 1 Year (02 Semesters)
Mode of Instruction - English / Hindi
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