Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLISc) is an undergraduate academic degree program that focuses on the principles and practices of library science, information organization, and management. It equips students with the knowledge and skills required to manage libraries and information centers efficiently.

The BLISc curriculum covers a wide range of subjects, including library management, cataloging and classification, information technology, research methods, and archival studies. Students also learn about information retrieval systems, digital libraries, and information literacy, preparing them for careers in libraries, archives, and information centers.

The program typically lasts for three years and includes both theoretical knowledge and practical training. Students are required to complete internships or practical projects to gain hands-on experience in library settings. This practical training is essential for students to understand the practical aspects of library operations and develop professional skills.

After completing a BLISc degree, graduates can pursue various career paths in the field of library and information science. They can work as librarians, library assistants, information analysts, or archival professionals in libraries, information centers, universities, museums, and government agencies. They can also choose to further their education by pursuing a Master's degree (MLISc) in Library and Information Science to enhance their career prospects and specialize in a particular area of interest within the field.