Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc)

Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc) is an advanced postgraduate program designed for students who wish to build professional careers in library administration, information management, digital knowledge systems, and research support services. The program provides comprehensive knowledge of information organization, cataloguing, classification systems, digital libraries, information retrieval, database management, archival studies, research methodologies, and library automation technologies. Students learn how to manage modern information centers, academic libraries, digital repositories, and institutional knowledge resources efficiently. The curriculum combines theoretical concepts with practical training in library software, information systems, documentation services, and digital resource management. Students also develop research, analytical, communication, and management skills essential for today's information-driven environment. With the rapid growth of digital information and knowledge management systems, MLISc graduates are highly valued in universities, colleges, research institutions, government organizations, corporate knowledge centers, archives, and digital library networks.

Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc) is a postgraduate program focused on advanced library management, information organization, digital libraries, research services, knowledge management, and information technologies. Students gain the skills required to manage modern library and information systems effectively.

Program Duration: 1 Year · Practical Training: 6 Months · Research Project: 3 Months