Information and Documentation Specialist

This program trains students to become Information and Documentation Specialists, focusing on skills needed in libraries, archives, and documentation centers. The program lasts for three years and combines practical training with theoretical knowledge, making it ideal for students who enjoy working with information and technology.

Students will engage in hands-on training at their workplaces for three to four days a week, depending on the year of study. The curriculum includes subjects like media selection, information retrieval, and new information technologies. Additionally, students will attend classes that cover general education, sports, and specialized language courses, ensuring a well-rounded education.

Graduates can pursue various job titles such as Library Assistant, Archivist, Information Manager, or Documentation Specialist. They may find employment in public libraries, corporate archives, or educational institutions. The skills acquired in this program are transferable across different sectors, providing flexibility in career paths.