Undergraduate Degree in Library and Information Sciences and Technologies

The Degree in Documentation and Information Sciences and Technologies (LCTDI) when opened in 2001/2002 is considered the first Degree in the area of ​​Information Science.

Our graduates will acquire high level technical competences, including the ability to manage documents and information in several activity sectors, and the ability to integrate a work team and be mobile, professionally speaking.

Our graduates will be able to develop specialized continuous training and a technical, scientific and humanist culture open to internationalization.

They will also specialise in different information skills and tools and document management skills (technologies and other material and human resources); our graduates will also possess a solid theoretical and practical background in evaluating, selecting, storing, organising, treating technically, researching and analysing documents and information.

Internal Initiatives:

LCTDI regularly organizes seminars with national and international guests, study visits and contacts with professionals in the field.

Each year, the organization of the Meetings of CTDI promotes an important forum for discussion and sharing of matters within the scope of Information Science:

IV Meeting CTDI - Mediation of information: cross-sectional perspectives

V Meeting CTDI - Information. Economy. Power

VI Meeting CTDI - The information professional: realities and challenges

VII Meeting CTDI - Information, Science and Technology: fusion for innovation

VIII Meeting CTDI - Digital organizations: between information and knowledge

IX Meeting CTDI - Organizational resilience: the power of information

X Meeting CTDI - Information overload: individual and organizational views

XI Meeting CTDI - Information Managers for the 21st Century

XII Meeting CTDI - Big Data: the new sources of information and knowledge