Library & Information Science

Welcome to the Department of Library and Information Science (LIS)! We are at the forefront of managing, organizing, and disseminating information in all its forms. Our department is dedicated to preparing professionals who can bridge the gap between people, knowledge, and technology in our rapidly evolving information landscape.

LIS is a dynamic, interdisciplinary field that encompasses a wide range of areas, including:

• Information Organization and Retrieval: Developing systems for classifying, cataloging, and indexing information to ensure efficient access.

• Information Technology and Digital Libraries: Exploring the application of technology in managing and providing access to digital resources.

• Information Literacy and User Services: Teaching individuals how to find, evaluate, and use information effectively, and providing essential library services.

• Archival Science and Records Management: Preserving and managing historical records and organizational documentation.

• Knowledge Management: Developing strategies for capturing, sharing, and utilizing organizational knowledge.

• Data Science and Analytics: Applying analytical techniques to understand and utilize information resources.

Why Study Library and Information Science?

A background in LIS is essential for:

• Information Professionals: Preparing individuals for roles as librarians, archivists, information architects, data analysts, and knowledge managers.

• Bridging Technology and People: Understanding how to leverage technology to enhance information access and user experience.

• Promoting Information Literacy: Empowering individuals with the skills to navigate the complex information environment.

• Supporting Research and Learning: Providing crucial resources and services for academic, professional, and personal development.

We offer a range of programs designed to prepare students for diverse careers in libraries, archives, museums, information centers, and various information-related industries. Our curriculum emphasizes both foundational principles and emerging technologies, ensuring our graduates are well-equipped to thrive in the information-driven world.