Develop the expertise to organize, preserve, and deliver information resources in both traditional and digital environments
The Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) program trains students to manage information resources, library systems, and digital archives. It emphasizes research, information organization, and the use of modern technologies to support learning, literacy, and lifelong access to knowledge. Graduates are prepared for careers in libraries, information centers, and knowledge management across diverse fields.
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Manages library collections, provides information services and research assistance to patrons, and develops databases and programs.
Supports librarians by handling tasks such as checking out materials, shelving books, assisting patrons with basic inquiries, and maintaining library collections.
Organizes and preserves historical documents, photographs, audiovisual materials, and other records, making them accessible for future use.
Assists with a variety of library functions, including cataloging materials, managing interlibrary loans, and performing clerical duties related to collection management.
Applies information science principles to analyze and interpret data, develop information systems, and use technology to solve organizational problems.
Focuses on building and maintaining the digital infrastructure and platforms that support modern library services and operations.