Bachelor of Applied Science (Library and Information Management) / Bachelor of Information Technology

About the course

Increasingly, library and information work requires high levels of IT knowledge and skills. The blurring of traditional boundaries between the professions has seen a growing need for those involved with the acquisition, dissemination and preservation of information in all its formats to have a broad understanding of the technical infrastructure supporting these roles, as well as an in-depth knowledge of how people access information and the tools necessary to ensure this is done as efficiently and effectively as possible.

Your course is recognised by industry

The degree meets the requirements of the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) for a first professional qualification. Graduates may be admitted to Associate (Professional) Membership of the ALIA without further examination.

Professionals teaching you

The course is taught by dedicated staff with a wide range of industry and teaching experience across library and information and IT professions.

Residential schools

There is a compulsory three day residential school at the beginning of the first session of the course. Normally, no exemptions will be permitted.

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