Department of Library and Information Science

Arabic and English study plan

Course ID

02-21

Credit

120 Hours credit (27 Faculty + 63 Major + 30 Elective)

Method

Lecture, Online, Seminar

Department

College of Arts

Explore the principles and practices of library and information science that support the organization, management, and effective use of information and knowledge resources. Develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to manage library collections, organize information, support research, use digital information technologies, and contribute to modern library and information environments.

This programme combines library and information science with modern approaches to information management and digital technologies, preparing students to understand the role of libraries and information services in supporting knowledge and learning. Students develop practical knowledge in library management, information organization, cataloging, digital libraries, information retrieval, research services, and information technologies, providing a strong foundation for careers in libraries, information centers, digital information services, archives, research, and knowledge management

Department of Library and Information Science
- Library Management and Administration
- Information Organization and Classification
- Cataloging and Metadata
- Digital Libraries and Information Systems
- Information Retrieval and Search
- Library Collection Development
- Information Services and Research Support
- Archives and Records Management
- Information Technology and Digital Resources
- Knowledge Management and Information Services

Time	Place	Room	Date Range	Instructor
9:00am – 11:00am	KU2 Hill	203	Aug 21, 2018 – Dec 15, 2018	Carol Dawson (PhD)