M.Lib

M.Lib

M.Lib (Master of Library & Information Science)

The M.Lib (Master of Library & Information Science) is a postgraduate programme designed to develop professionals with advanced knowledge and practical skills in library management, information organization, digital libraries, and information services. The programme prepares students to manage modern libraries and information centers in academic, public, corporate, and digital environments.

At Dr. K. N. Modi University (NCR Campus), the M.Lib programme integrates traditional librarianship principles with modern information technologies, ensuring graduates are equipped to meet the evolving demands of the information and knowledge sector.

Programme Overview

Libraries and information centers play a crucial role in education, research, and knowledge dissemination. The M.Lib programme provides advanced training in library science, information management, digital resources, and information retrieval systems.

The curriculum focuses on both theoretical understanding and hands-on experience with modern library tools, software, and information systems.

Objectives of the Programme

The M.Lib programme aims to:

Provide advanced knowledge of library and information science

Develop skills in organizing, managing, and retrieving information

Train students in digital library systems and information technology

Promote research, documentation, and knowledge management practices

Prepare students for professional and leadership roles in libraries and information centers

Key Subjects Covered

The programme includes core and applied subjects such as:

Foundations of Library and Information Science

Knowledge Organization and Classification

Information Sources and Services

Library Management and Administration

Digital Libraries and Institutional Repositories

Information Technology in Libraries

Cataloguing and Metadata Standards

Research Methodology

Library Automation and Networking

Information Literacy and User Education

Dissertation / Project Work

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