B.LIS

Course Descriptions

Information is required in day-to-day life, and it is what keeps us going. Thus, it is important for professionals related to the field to pursue relevant degrees or skills for libraries and other types of information centers. It is here that B.LIS comes into the picture. In recent years the techniques of library services have evolved, and hence libraries are now better managed, organized, planned, and administered. The degree course is a structured curriculum that offers specialized training in librarianship. It has become the need of the hour to pursue systematic training for modern libraries.

Course Features

The aim of the course is to educate the students on fundamental laws, basic principles, and professional ethics related to librarianship. It trains the students to manage the libraries. The course offers basic knowledge of computers and applications for library and information activities. The course prepares students to handle information challenges in the future. 

Course Scope

1. Comprehensive Curriculum: The BLIS program covers key topics related to library management, information science, cataloging, archiving, digitization, bibliography, information retrieval, and information technology.
2. Hands-On Learning: The course includes practical training in managing library databases, using library software, and applying techniques in information storage, organization, and retrieval.
3. Industry-Relevant Skills: LPU's BLIS program focuses on modern library management systems and digital libraries, preparing students for the evolving field of information science with up-to-date technological tools.
4. Experienced Faculty: The program is taught by faculty members who have both academic qualifications and practical experience in the field of library science and information management, ensuring high-quality education.
5. State-of-the-Art Infrastructure: LPU provides access to modern library facilities, including advanced automated cataloging systems and digital resources, to help students gain practical knowledge and skills in managing libraries.
6. Practical Exposure: The BLIS course includes internships and project work in actual library setups (academic, public, corporate), offering students the opportunity to apply what they've learned in real-world settings.
7. Global Information Management Techniques: The program teaches students the principles of information organization and management, in line with international standards and best practices in library science.
8. Career Opportunities: Graduates of the BLIS program can explore career opportunities as Librarians, Information Officers, Archivists, Digital Curators, Catalogers, or in records management in both private and public sector organizations.
9. Soft Skills Development: In addition to technical knowledge, the program also focuses on the development of communication skills, organizational skills, problem-solving, and teamwork, essential for working in any library or information-based role.
10. Foundation for Higher Studies: The BLIS program acts as a foundation for further studies in Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS), as well as opportunities for specialization in areas like digital libraries, archives management, and information technology.