WHAT IS BLIS?

The Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) is an undergraduate program which educates students to be information professionals in the information age. It incorporates the concept of librarianship in combination with information and communication technology to make graduates proficient in organizing, preserving, managing, and making available information in different media forms.

The students get practical knowledge in library science, organization of information, cataloguing and classification, archives and records management, digital libraries, research, information literacy, and new technologies. The program includes critical thinking, ethical information behaviors, customer services, and leadership, enabling graduates to meet the needs of the communities, educational, governmental, business, and cultural institutions.  

WHY CHOOSE BLIS?

Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) program is one of the best choices for the students interested in knowledge, technology, research and assisting people in accessing information. With increasing amount of information available both in printed and electronic form, the need for professionals managing and organizing this information is on the rise.

This is achieved by giving the students practical and technical knowledge on how to manage the library, organize information, operate the digital library system, archive and records management, information literacy, and current information technologies through classroom teachings, practical trainings, and exposure within the information technology industry.

By choosing BLIS, you are choosing a career dedicated to connecting people with knowledge, preserving cultural and intellectual heritage, promoting lifelong learning, and making a meaningful impact in communities through information services.