The Master of Library Science (M.Lib) program recognizes the pervasive role of information in modern society, highlighting the importance of information services, particularly in the context of Information Communication Technologies (ICT). The program focuses on advanced skills in handling and accessing information in various forms, moving beyond traditional library activities. It aims to equip students with critical thinking and reflexivity about professional practice as managers of libraries and information services, as well as an understanding of research methods and activities.

Objectives of the program include:

1. Providing students with a thorough understanding of knowledge development patterns and organization.
2. Training students in advanced information/knowledge gathering, processing, organization, and retrieval skills.
3. Equipping students with skills in information/knowledge analysis, repackaging, and marketing.
4. Providing practical training in ICT applications in information environments, including library automation, digitization, networking, and communication systems.
5. Training students in the analysis, planning, and management of library and information systems.
6. Providing an understanding of research methods and activities in research organizations.
7. Highlighting the vital role of information as a crucial resource in all developmental activities.
8. Introducing students to modern management techniques essential for library and information systems.
9. Offering insight into all techniques of information handling, with a focus on information technology applications.
10. Training students to develop their insight and skills in recent trends in collection development.