This programme is for students with a first degree or equivalent in any discipline, who have an interest in information communication, and who would like to start or develop a career in information management in libraries, galleries, archives or museums. It is also suitable for professionals wishing to update their knowledge and skills within the discipline. This course is divided equally between theory and its application to practice. The course spans the fundamental concepts of documentation, collection management, information organization, access, information literacy, use of new and emergent technologies, methods of investigation and analysis, socio-political implications and policy formulation. This course equips you with a deep understanding of collection-orientated institutions and services, and their relevance and impact within society. There is a strong focus on ethics, professional communication and networking. This course have an excellent record of finding suitable jobs and going on to successful careers, most commonly in public, academic and school libraries, consultancies, special libraries and information services and publishing. The Library Science postgraduate course is also an excellent preparation for further study and research. During this course students will also achieve PgCert and PgDip awards.