Foundations of Library and Information Science: This course provides an in-depth introduction to the origins and historical evolution of librarianship, examining the development of libraries from ancient to modern times. It explores the core principles that guide library services, such as accessibility, intellectual freedom, and service to the community, and delves into the ethical standards that underpin professional conduct in the field. Students will gain an understanding of the various roles that libraries play in supporting education, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering lifelong learning, as well as insights into the future of librarianship in an increasingly digital and information-driven world.
Duration of programme
Level of Study
Bachelors Degree in any Stream
Minimum 50% Marks
