The Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) is a focused 1-year undergraduate program designed to equip students with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed in library management, information organization, and modern digital archiving. This program blends traditional library science principles with the latest advancements in information technology to prepare professionals for evolving roles in the information sector.
Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university with at least 45%
marks or equivalent grade.
OR
Equivalent qualification approved by the university.
The BLIS (Bachelor of Library and Information Science) curriculum is designed to provide students with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on expertise in modern library science. The program includes Library Technology & Skills-1 in the first semester, focusing on cataloguing, classification, and digital library tools. Library Technology & Skills-2, offered in the second semester, covers advanced topics such as database management, research methodology, and digital archiving. These skill-based modules are conducted by experienced library and information science professionals to ensure students are industry-ready. Upon completion, students are encouraged to pursue certifications in digital library software (like KOHA, DSpace) and information management systems, further enhancing their career opportunities. The curriculum is regularly updated to keep pace with advancements in knowledge management and library technology.