MA Library Science

Two-year, four-semester TU postgraduate program focused on library science, information management, digital archiving, cataloguing, classification, and modern ICT-based information systems.
Program develops advanced competence in library operations, metadata organization, cataloguing systems, classification theory, digital information management, content curation, digitization technologies, research techniques, and specialized information services.

 Emphasizes both traditional librarianship skills and modern data/ICT-oriented information practices required in libraries, archives, museums, corporate information units, and cultural institutions.

Curricular Structure (Table)

First Semester

Second Semester

Third Semester

Fourth Semester

Features
• Comprehensive training in cataloguing, classification, metadata, and digital library tools
• Strong ICT integration: networking, library software, digitization, content management
• Specialization options in information analysis or community information services
• Practical components: cataloguing labs, software labs, digitization labs
• Mandatory internship and thesis for professional readiness
• Suitable for libraries, archives, museums, research institutions, and corporate information units

Eligibility
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a TU-recognized institution

Job Prospects
• Librarian (school, college, university, special library)
• Archivist or museum information officer
• Digital library specialist
• Information broker or media specialist
• Knowledge manager or records manager
• Library director or information service coordinator
• Corporate and government information officer