Library and Information Science is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the management, organization, and dissemination of information in various formats. Our NUC Accredited BLIS programme equips students with a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills to navigate the evolving landscape of information management. Graduates will acquire:
Comprehensive Knowledge: Mastery of core principles in information organization, cataloguing, classification, and resource management.
Practical Skills: Training in the use of modern library technologies and information retrieval systems.
Analytical Competence: Ability to analyze user needs and design effective information delivery systems.
Professional Readiness: Hands-on experience through internships and practical projects, preparing graduates for roles in libraries, archives, and information centers.
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Candidates are admitted into the Department of Library and Information Science at 100 and 200 levels depending on their qualifications.
Candidates must satisfy the minimum general University/Faculty of Education entry requirements with at least five subjects obtained at not more than two sittings at the Senior Secondary School Certification level or its equivalent:
Arts Students:
Five “O” level credits in at least five subjects, including:
English
Mathematics
Literature in English
Science Students:
Five “O” level credits in at least five subjects, including
English
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Social Science Students:
Five “O” level credits in at least five subjects, including:
English
Economics
In addition to the requirements listed for 100-level entry:
Advanced Level Pass: Candidates must have an Advanced Level (A/L) pass or its equivalent.
Specific Qualifications:
“A” Level/IJMB passes in at least two subjects.
ABU Diploma in Library and Information Science:
With at least Merit Grade for students from the catchment area.
With Credit Grade for other students.
