The Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib.Sc.) is a professional graduate degree program that provides training in library science. The program typically lasts one year and covers various aspects of library science, including library administration, cataloging, classification, database management, and reference services. Students also learn about information architecture, research methods, collection management, statistics, and IT.

The objectives of the program include:

1. Educating students in the philosophy of librarianship, basic principles, fundamental laws, and professional ethics.
2. Training students in the management of libraries and information centers.
3. Helping students understand and appreciate the functions and purpose of libraries and information centers in the changing social, cultural, technological, and economic environment.
4. Providing basic knowledge of computers and their application in library and information activities.
5. Giving students an understanding of the basics of Information Science.
6. Training students in the skills of information, knowledge processing, organization, and retrieval.

Graduates of the program are prepared to pursue careers in libraries, information centers, and other related fields. They are also equipped to take up self-employment opportunities in the information field and address the information challenges of the future.