[LIS-Forum] Manipal University - Admission to MSc. Library and Information Science Program

[Mahabaleshwara Rao]

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Admission to M.Sc. Library and Information Science program is open at Maniapal University, Manipal, Karnnataka for the academic year 2014-2015. This course is of two years duration (four semesters) and the minimum admission eligibility is Bachelor degree in any stream (BA, BCom., BSc., BCA, BBM etc.). Program fee is Rs. 35,000.00 per annum.  Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in qualifying examinations. Classes will commence from 8th August, 2014. Following are the highlights of the program:

	Updated and employable curriculum
	Practice-led teaching and practice-supported learning
	Hands-on-training through online and offline resources
	Exposure to the advanced techniques in the field of librarianship
	Computing, internet and library software training facilities
	Library practicing in world-class Manipal University Libraries
	All faculty members are with Ph.D. qualification

Applications are available at select branches of State Bank of India and ICICI Banks. For more details, may contact Director, Admission, Manipal University, Manipal [admissions at manipal.edu] or Department of Library and Information Science, Health Sciences Library, Manipal University, Manipal [Ph: 0820 2922358 or 0820 2922609; M: 9448842867; 9964498288; e-Mail: libraryscience at manipal.edu]. Details of program in library and information science are available at the Manipal University website www.manipal.edu. 
 
 
 With kind regards,
 
 Dr. Mahabaleshwara Rao Baikady MA, MLISc., Ph.D.
 Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale) and Senior Librarian
 Dept. of Library and Information Science and
 KMC Health Sciences Library
 Manipal University
 Manipal - 576 104
 Karnataka, India 
 Ph: +91 820 2922609 | 09964498288 | Fax: +91 820 2570061 
 e-Mail: baikadi at yahoo.com


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