The Master of Library and Information Science programme is a
2-year full-time postgraduate programme for those with a degree in
LIS or an equivalent background. Hosted by the RSLIS, the programme
leads to the award of the qualification of MLISc.
Specialists in Information and
Knowledge
Information and knowledge are increasingly vital resources for
the development and success of businesses and other organisations.
Modern information technology is creating whole new ways of
managing and utilising these resources but is also creating a need
for particularly highly qualified and professional staff. This
programme provides:
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a theoretical and general insight into information and knowledge
production
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an insight into how to analyse and manage the information
resources of a business or other organisation
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an insight into how to produce information policy and a strategy
for putting it into practice
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an insight into project management and other forms of
management
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an insight into how to plan, run and evaluate information
systems in practice
Working Methods
This is a full-time study programme running for two years, with
each of its four parts lasting for one semester. It features an
extensive and demanding curriculum. Applicants must have a
thorough knowledge of modern information and communication
technology and be able to make active and independent use of
relevant software during the programme.
The programme involves between 6 and 8 hours of classes each week,
with the rest of the time being set aside for preparation and
independent study.