BLIS

Bachelor of Library and Information Science (B.Lis)

Bachelor of Library and Information Science (B.Lis) is a 1-year professional degree program designed to provide students with knowledge and practical skills in library management, information organization, and modern information systems. The course focuses on developing professional skills required for managing libraries, digital resources, archives, and information centers efficiently.

The B.Lis program covers subjects such as Library Classification, Cataloguing, Library Management, Information Technology, Digital Libraries, Research Methods, Documentation Services, Information Sources, and Knowledge Organization. Students gain practical exposure through library training, workshops, internships, and project work.

Course Highlights:
• Industry-oriented curriculum
• Practical training in library management
• Exposure to digital library systems and information technology
• Experienced faculty members
• Internship and placement support
• Preparation for careers in information and library services

Career Opportunities:
After completing B.Lis, students can build careers as Librarian, Assistant Librarian, Information Officer, Documentation Officer, Archivist, Cataloguer, and Library Assistant in schools, colleges, universities, government institutions, and corporate organizations. The course also provides an excellent foundation for higher studies like M.Lis and research in Library and Information Science.