Bachelor of Information Science

The graduate of the program possesses the ability to work with a high level of competence in the following fields: Implementing, organizing, making available, and improving the lifecycle of information management policies and procedures within the organization, Designing and organizing the content structure (categorization, navigation, search) of portals and platforms to improve accessibility and ease of use, Monitoring the implementation of data governance policies, tracking quality indicators, documenting definitions and responsibilities, and supporting compliance with standards, Organizing and managing digital content (publishing, reviewing, archiving) and controlling versions, classifications, and permissions on content platforms., Supporting compliance, privacy, and information risk management through documenting requirements, monitoring controls, and preparing compliance reports, Building and managing metadata (fields, dictionaries, classifications) to improve indexing, retrieval, and data quality, Organizing and managing health information, improving the quality of data and records, and supporting operational reporting and decision-making, Implementing digital preservation procedures to ensure the sustainability of digital assets (format, integrity, copying, tracking) in accordance with the organization's policies, Organizing, indexing, and making digital archival assets available, and applying retention, confidentiality, and related standards requirements, Implementing record management procedures (classification, retention, secure destruction, tracking) and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, Studying user needs, conducting usage tests, collecting feedback, and turning it into recommendations to improve the user experience, Organizing institutional knowledge (guides, lessons learned, repositories) and linking it to data to support sharing, reuse, and decision-making.