A Master of Library and Information Science is an postgraduate degree program that focuses on the principles and practices of library and information science. The curriculum covers various aspects related to libraries, information management, and the dissemination of information. Students gain knowledge in library science, including library management, organization and classification of resources, cataloging, reference services, and library automation. They also learn about information science, which involves the study of information systems, information retrieval, digital libraries, and the use of technology in libraries. Graduates can pursue careers as librarians, library assistants, information specialists, or work in research institutions, publishing houses, and information technology companies.