4 Best Library Science Bachelor's Degree Programs for 2025

The Bachelor - Librarian-Documentalist is a professional in information sciences, technician of libraries, media libraries, toy libraries and documentation centers, manager of knowledge media in all its forms (newspapers, books, films, CD-Roms , computerized databases, Internet,…).

This program will provide an important and innovative skill-set for archivists in many fields that prepare them to address data and material management issues while positioning them and their business or institution for the future.

Candidates for the AA Level, Ed.S in Library Education Media, come from various school library settings-- rural, urban and suburban. The AA candidates represent diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. They bring to the course of study their expertise in the areas of collection development, curriculum support, technology integration, peer collaboration, media management, and legal issues. During the course of their professional studies, candidates engage in courses that enrich their research skills, assist in refining curriculum connections between the media center and the classroom, allow them to focus attention on legal issues related to school media programs, and foster growth in content areas. The required LEM courses engage candidates in reflective thinking as they discuss topics, engage in research, and design materials that demonstrate they are decision-makers.

You will learn computer-related expertise and technology, from programming to image / audio information processing to digital content production. Looking ahead to the IoT (Internet of Things) era, students can independently learn from the basics to applications of information technology through project-type practical education. We aim to be a computer engineer who can play an active role in every industry.