Course results for Library & information services Subjects

Find ways to make your recordkeeping practice more efficient and accountable.Monitor records storage, retention and classification systems. Reference how these recordkeeping concepts might be practically applied in a business setting.

Label the theories and technologies you'll rely on when overseeing resource description and access.Apply international standards to indexing. Take classification and subject schemes into account. Familiarise yourself with relevant software.

Learn how to apply theories and research methods to a research question in information studies. Discover the techniques and ethical issues at play in a research project that inspires you. Put your new skills to the test on a three-week placement.

Execute the research project you took on during Advanced Discipline Project 1 (INFM600). Liaise with your supervisor to ensure that the work reaches a professional standard.Present your work using methods befitting your chosen discipline area.

Draft a plan for your master project in a research area of your choice. Build on your outline while investigating the literature and relevant materials.Undertake this subject before or in conjunction with Advanced Discipline Project 2 (INFM610).

Highlight the benefits and functionalities of electronic documents and record management systems in corporate settings.Experiment with a number of different content management products. Ascertain the practical workplace and academic applications.