Information studies and librarianship for practice

LLL programme specification

Lifelong learning in information studies and librarianship is a response to the rapid changes in society, culture and technology that are significantly affecting work in these fields. Here are the main reasons for the creation of this programme:

 The growing importance of information literacy

In a world where information plays a key role, there is a need to train professionals who can find, evaluate, organize and communicate information to the general public. The CŽV programme provides the opportunity to develop these key competences throughout a career.

 Digitalisation and technological innovation

The development of digital technologies is changing the way people work with information and placing new demands on the library and information studies workforce. The programme therefore covers topics such as digital data management, working with artificial intelligence and cyber security.

Changes in the labour market

Today's job market requires flexibility and a continuous expansion of skills. This programme enables professionals to keep abreast of new trends and respond to the changing needs of employers and service users in different institutions.

Responding to societal challenges

Society faces a number of challenges, from misinformation to the loss of trust in traditional institutions. This programme provides training to help practitioners respond to these challenges through quality outreach and community support.