Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master's program in Library Information and Archives Management is a comprehensive academic degree that focuses on the management of information resources, data analysis, and archives management. The program is designed to equip students with the theoretical and practical skills necessary to manage information resources effectively.

Program Description

The program is a three-year academic degree that requires students to complete a minimum of 28 credits, including 24 credits of coursework, 2 credits of academic lectures/reports, and 2 credits of academic practice. The program is divided into several modules, including information resources management, data science, and archives management.

Program Objectives

The program aims to cultivate high-level talents with a strong foundation in information management, data analysis, and archives management. The program objectives include:

• Cultivating students' ability to analyze and solve problems in information management and archives management
• Equipping students with the theoretical and practical skills necessary to manage information resources effectively
• Developing students' ability to conduct independent research and analysis in information management and archives management

Program Structure

The program consists of several modules, including:

• Information Resources Management: This module focuses on the management of information resources, including information organization, retrieval, and analysis.
• Data Science: This module focuses on data analysis, data mining, and knowledge discovery.
• Archives Management: This module focuses on the management of archives, including archives organization, conservation, and utilization.

Program Requirements

The program requires students to complete a minimum of 28 credits, including:

• 24 credits of coursework
• 2 credits of academic lectures/reports
• 2 credits of academic practice

Students are also required to complete a thesis and defend it in front of a panel of experts.

Research Areas

The program focuses on several research areas, including:

• Information resources management
• Data science
• Archives management
• Information analysis
• Knowledge discovery

Graduation and Degree Awarding

Students who complete the program requirements and defend their thesis successfully will be awarded a Master's degree in Library Information and Archives Management. The graduation and degree awarding standards are based on the university's regulations.