Information and Documentation Sciences

In the context of ongoing digital expansion, mastering information acquisition and management is essential. The bachelor’s program in Information and Documentation Science prepares graduates to become professionals in processing, organizing, and capitalizing on information. The curriculum blends traditional courses—history of writing, books, libraries, collection development, and archival studies—with modern subjects aligned with digital trends and labor market needs, such as digital cultural heritage, digitization techniques, information and knowledge management, digital repository management, online services for special needs, database use, information literacy, digital humanities, and AI tools. The program targets future professionals in library science, archives, and documentation, as well as librarians and cultural institution staff seeking to enhance their skills and adapt to digital demands.