Bachelor of Library Science (BLS) is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on the theory and practice of librarianship and information management. It equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to organize, manage, and disseminate information effectively.

Key areas of study in a BLS program typically include:

• Information Organization: Cataloging, classification, and indexing of information resources.
• Reference Services: Providing assistance to users in locating and accessing information.
• Library Management: Administration, planning, and evaluation of library operations.
• Information Technology: Use of computers and software for library tasks.
• Information Retrieval: Searching and retrieving information from various sources.
• Library Research: Conducting research and analysis on library-related topics.