Distance MLIS

The Distance MLIS (Master of Library and Information Science) program from IGNOU is a comprehensive course designed for those passionate about managing and organizing information in libraries, archives, and digital repositories. The program equips students with advanced knowledge in library sciences and the latest trends in information technology.

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Distance MLIS Course Overview

The MLIS curriculum at IGNOU is a one-year distance education program designed for anybody who wants to expand their knowledge of library and information science. After creating the curriculum, the study period varies, and the full curriculum can be completed in one to two years. The competition requires a Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) from a recognized university. This postgraduate-level course covers information systems, library management, and digital libraries, equipping students for successful careers in library science and information management. Admission is held twice a year, in January and July, allowing working experts to retain their responsibilities while pursuing their educational aspirations.

Distance MLIS Duration & Eligibility

The MLIS program can be completed in 1 year, with a maximum duration of 2 years for added flexibility. The curriculum focuses on information retrieval, digital libraries, and research methodologies, preparing students for advanced roles in the library science domain.

Eligibility requires a BLIS degree (Bachelor of Library Science) from a recognized university. No age limit applies, ensuring inclusivity.

MLIS Fee Structure

Registration Fee300/- Rupees
Course Fee11,100/- Per Semester
Examination Fee200- Per Subject

IGNOU's MLIS Distance Course Curriculum

MLIE-101 – Methodology of Research and Statistical Techniques
MLIE-102 – Information Analysis and Repackaging
MLIE-103 – Advanced Classification Practice
MLIE-104 – Information Storage and Retrieval

MLIE-105 – Advanced Cataloguing Practice
MLIE-106 – Academic Library System
MLIE-107 – Information and Literature Survey in Social Sciences
MLIE-108 – Information Technology: Applications

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Study Material

Global Reach

Learning Management

Projects & Assignments

Live Interactive Sessions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the career prospects after MLIS?

Graduates can work as librarians, archivists, and information managers, or pursue research in library sciences.

Yes, practical training is part of the curriculum.

Yes, the degree is widely recognized and valued in academic and corporate sectors.

Yes, the program is designed for working professionals.