The curriculum of the Library Science Study Program FIA UB includes various courses designed to provide an in-depth understanding of information and library management. Students study basic courses such as introduction to library science, archive and document management, information literacy, and the application of information technology in libraries. In addition, there are special courses that discuss digital library management, collection development, preservation of library materials, and various topics relevant to the development of libraries and information in the digital era.
Graduates of this program have very broad career opportunities in various sectors, both in government agencies, education, and private companies. They can work as librarians in public libraries, schools, universities, and become information and documentation specialists in government agencies, companies, or non-profit organizations. In addition, graduates can also develop careers as archive managers, information consultants, and library information system developers, which are increasingly needed in today's digital era.
In terms of facilities, the Library Science Study Program FIA UB provides modern facilities that support the learning and research process, such as a digital library laboratory, a comfortable reading room, and access to various sources of information and international journals. These facilities are designed to help students develop practical skills while facilitating quality research in the field of libraries and information.
