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Library and Information Science

Undergraduate Program (S-1)

Learn more about various concentrations, explore the Curriculum adjust your Course Schedule to fit your time, know the required Tuition Fees, and understand the expected learning outcomes All the information you need to start your academic journey is here.

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Concentration

The following is a list of specializations contained in Undergraduate Program in Library and Information Science | Faculty of Cultural Science

Information Science

Information Science

Information Science in Library and Information Science studies focuses on developing an in-depth understanding of the principles, theories and practices related to information management. The main focus is on the efficient and effective collection, storage, processing and dissemination of information. Students in this cohort learn to apply the latest information technologies that are constantly evolving. They understand how technology can accelerate information access and management, improve efficiency, and optimize the benefits of information for various needs, including research, decision-making, and scientific development. Along with the development of technology, students also understand the ethical and security aspects of information. They consider issues of privacy, data security and intellectual property rights to ensure that information is accessed, used and disseminated with proper ethics and in compliance with the law. One important component of the curriculum is learning how to organize information effectively. This includes an understanding of databases, information management systems, and information classification. Students are also trained to understand user needs and optimize information systems to meet their demands.
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Curriculum

The following is a complete list of courses that will be taken in each semester.

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USU1110 Indonesian Language
2 SKS

USU1109 Pancasila Education
2 SKS

PES1101 Introduction to Library and Information Science
2 SKS

PES1102 Introduction to Knowledge Organization
2 SKS

PES1103 Introduction to Information and Communication Technology
2 SKS

PES1104 Introduction to Records and Archives
2 SKS

PES1105 Introduction to Librarianship Communication
2 SKS

PES1106 Introduction to Librarianship Psychology
2 SKS

PES1107 History of Libraries and Librarianship
2 SKS

PES1108 Information Literacy
2 SKS

Semester 2 add remove
USU1101 Islam Religion Education
2 SKS

USU1102 Protestant Religion Education
2 SKS

USU1103 Catholic Religion Education
2 SKS

USU1104 Hindu Religion Education
2 SKS

USU1105 Buddhist Religion Education
2 SKS

USU1106 Confucian Religion Education
2 SKS

USU1107 Belief System Education
2 SKS

USU1108 Civics
2 SKS

PES1201 Library Management I
2 SKS

PES1202 Collection Development I
2 SKS

PES1203 Reference Services I
2 SKS

PES1204 Legal Aspects in Information
2 SKS

PES1205 Descriptive Cataloging
2 SKS

PES1206 Descriptive Cataloging-Practice
2 SKS

PES1207 Classification
2 SKS

PES1208 Classification-Practice
2 SKS

Semester 3 add remove
. Mathematics for Social Sciences and Humanities
3 SKS

PES2101 Library Management II
2 SKS

PES2102 Collection Development II
2 SKS

PES2103 Reference Services IIReference Services II
2 SKS

PES2104 Records Management
2 SKS

PES2105 Subject Indexing
2 SKS

PES2106 Subject Indexing-Practice
2 SKS

PES2107 Literature Search
2 SKS

PES2108 Literature Search-Practice
2 SKS

Semester 4 add remove
. Local Wisdom Course Group
2 SKS

. Entrepreneurship Spirit Course Group
3 SKS

. Literacy Skills Course Group
3 SKS

PES2201 Library Management Information System I
2 SKS

PES2202 Archives Management
2 SKS

PES2203 Index Vocabulary and Thesaurus
2 SKS

PES2204 Network and Cooperation Systems
2 SKS

PES2205 Preservation and Conservation
2 SKS

PES2206 Digital Library
2 SKS

PES2207 Digital Library-Practice
2 SKS

Semester 5 add remove
. Internationalization Course Group (1)
2 SKS

. Arts and Fitness Course Group
2 SKS

PES3101 Library Management Information System II
2 SKS

PES3102 Information Marketing
2 SKS

PES3103 Library Statistics
2 SKS

PES3104 Librarianship Ethics
2 SKS

PES3105 Library Application Development
2 SKS

PES3106 Library Application Development-Practice
2 SKS

PES3107 Bibliographic Database Management
2 SKS

PES3108 Bibliographic Database Management-Practice
2 SKS

Semester 6 add remove
. Internationalization Course Group (2)
2 SKS

PES3201 Library Web Development
2 SKS

PES3202 Library Web Development-Practice
2 SKS

PES3203 Systems Analysis and Design
2 SKS

PES3204 Information Architecture
2 SKS

PES3205 Information Packaging
2 SKS

PES3206 Information Facility Planning and Design
2 SKS

PES3207 Bibliometrics
2 SKS

PES3208 Library Standards and Assessment
2 SKS

PES3209 Library and Information Science Research Methods
2 SKS

Semester 7 add remove
PES4101 Introduction to Thesaurus*
2 SKS

PES4102 Library Services Observation*
2 SKS

PES4103 Interpersonal Communication*
2 SKS

PES4104 Medical Records*
2 SKS

PES4105 Different Community Services*
2 SKS

PES4106 Special Library*
2 SKS

PES4107 Higher Education Library*
2 SKS

PES4108 School Library*
2 SKS

PES4109 Bibliographic Citation Styles*
2 SKS

PES4110 Children and Youth Services*
2 SKS

PES4111 Knowledge Management*
2 SKS

PES4112 Multimedia Technology*
2 SKS

* =
Elective Course (Required to Choose 14 Credits from 22 Credits) SKS

Semester 8 add remove
PES4201 Work Practice
4 SKS

PES4299 Thesis
6 SKS

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Tuition Fee

Here are the study fees Undergraduate Program In Library And Information Science Faculty Of Cultural Science
Undergraduate Program SNBP & SNBT Pathway
UKT Group I IDR 500,000
UKT Group II IDR 1,000,000
UKT Group III IDR 2,400,000
UKT Group IV IDR 3,200,000
UKT Group V IDR 4,600,000
UKT Group VI IDR 5,900,000
UKT Group VII IDR 7,300,000
UKT Group VIII IDR 9,000,000
Undergraduate Program Single Tuition Fee
Single Tuition Fee 1 IDR 500,000
Single Tuition Fee 2 IDR 1,000,000
Single Tuition Fee 3 IDR 2,000,000
Single Tuition Fee 4 IDR 2,500,000
Single Tuition Fee 5 IDR 3,000,000
Single Tuition Fee 6 IDR 3,500,000
Single Tuition Fee 7 IDR 4,000,000
Single Tuition Fee 8 IDR 5,000,000
Single Tuition Fee 9 IDR 8,000,000
UKT is paid every semester during the study period
Undergraduate Program Institutional Development Fee (Independent Program Only)
IDR 15,000,000 One-Time Payment
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Learning Outcomes

After undergoing the learning process in the Library and Information Science Study Program, students will be able to apply managerial and organizational concepts in library institutions and other information institutions; apply standards for managing, developing, and preserving library materials and other information resources; apply guidelines for professional development in librarianship and other information service professions; apply standards for analysis, collection, classification, manipulation, storage, retrieval, transfer, dissemination, and information security; and collaborate and communicate in both academic and non-academic contexts. All of these abilities are carried out professionally with effective and efficient implementation of information and communication technology.

Learning Outcomes
1 Able to professionally apply managerial and organizational concepts in library institutions and other information institutions with effective and efficient implementation of information and communication technology.
2 Able to professionally apply standards for managing, developing, and preserving library materials and other information resources with effective and efficient implementation of information and communication technology.
3 Able to professionally apply standards of service for libraries and other information service institutions with effective and efficient implementation of information and communication technology.
4 Able to apply guidelines for professional development in librarianship and other information service professions.
5 Able to professionally apply standards for analysis, collection, classification, manipulation, storage, retrieval, transfer, dissemination, and information security with effective and efficient implementation of information and communication technology.
6 Able to professionally collaborate and communicate in academic and non-academic contexts with effective and efficient implementation of information and communication technology.