What is the difference between M.Lib.Sc courses and M.Lib.I.Sc courses?

<p dir="ltr">Hi!</p><p dir="ltr">The M.Lib.Sc courses and M.Lib.I.Sc courses are actually quite similar. While the <strong>M.Lib.Sc full form</strong> <strong>is Master of Library Science</strong>, the <strong>M.Lib.I.Sc full form is Master of Library and Information Science. </strong>The syllabus and teaching patterns are quite similar, but an <strong>M.Lib.I.Sc course is more diverse in the education of information and resource management, and retrieval, which can apply to many fields, </strong>while an M.Lib.Sc course is focused on equipping students with the necessary skills to run a library. Both M.Lib.Sc and M.Lib.I.Sc courses are great for students who want to work in a field that helps them develop skills that can be used to arrange and manage physical/digital records.</p><p dir="ltr">Hope this helps you!&nbsp;</p>

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