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Cultivation Program for Master in Library Science

Date:April 22, 2020 Author: Click:

 

A. Objectives

According to the guidelines of education “geared to the needs of modernization, the world and the future”, we are to cultivate high-level library management professionals who are fully developed in morality, intelligence and physical body, and can adapt to the needs of society, economy and scientific and technological development. Thus, we require our postgraduate students to:

    1. Master the basic Marxist theories, love the nation, abide by the law, be morally sound, have a strong sense of professionalism, and actively serve socialist modernization.

2. To establish a scientific spirit of seeking truth from facts and being bold in innovation; master the basic theory, systematic expertise and practical skills of library science, have necessary know-how for this subject, and possess the ability to do scientific research and independently undertake professional work.

3. To master a foreign language and proficiently use it in work.  

4. Stay fit.

B. Research fields

1. Digital information resource management

2. Information organization

3. Bibliometric theory and application

4. Information consultation and service

C. Duration, program structure and credit requirements

1. Duration: 2 years.

2. The master's course study and thesis writing each account for half of the time, and shall be conducted alternatively. The course study follows the credit system with a total of no less than 30 credits, including 19 for compulsory courses (general basic courses, professional basic courses and professional courses), 2 for compulsory research (1 for literature reading and 1 for thesis proposal. The rest are for optional courses. Students who do not have a bachelor degree in this major are required to complete the undergraduate core courses (no credit for it). All courses may be retaken, and those who accomplish the required credits shall apply for thesis defense.

3. The duration for on-job  students may be extended, but the extension shall generally be no more than one year.

4. During the schooling period, students shall follow the semester registration system. Those who fail to register shall not have their cultivation recorded for the following semester.  

5. The thesis shall take no less than one year to finish.

D. Curriculum

Compulsory courses: First Foreign Language, Theory and Practice of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics, Marxism and Social Science Methodology, Scientific Morality and Academic Norms, Management Research Methods (II), Quantitative Analysis Methods, Theory and Technology of Information Retrieval, Theory and Technology Information Organization, Information Resource Management, Principles of Library Science.

Optional courses: Theory of Information Economics, Intellectual Property Research (II), Bibliometrics, Theory and Methods of Digital Library(optional), Information Consultation and Service, Network Information Security and Control (II), Data Warehousing and Data Mining, Data Description Language (optional).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Curriculum for Master in Library Science

Type

Number

Name

Hour

Credit

Semester

Way of Teaching

Way of Examination

1

2

 

 

Compulsory

Courses

0521801001

First Foreign Language

100

 

3

 

Ö

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Test

 

0121802001

 

Research on The Theory And Practice Of Socialism With Chinese Characteristics

40

 

2

 

Ö

 

Lecture

 

Test

 

0121802003

 

Marxism And Social Science Methodology

20

 

1

 

 

Ö

Lecture

 

Test

 

0001000001

 

Scientific Ethics and Academic Norms

20

 

1

 

Ö

 

Lecture

 

Test

 

1222204158

 

Management Research Method (II)

40

 

2

 

Ö

 

Lecture

 

Test

 

1222204108

 

Quantitative Analysis Method

40

 

2

 

 

Ö

Lecture

 

Test

 

1222204128

 

Theory and Technology of Information Retrieval

40

 

2

 

Ö

 

Lecture

 

Test

 

1222204129

 

Theory and Technology of Information Organization

40

 

2

 

Ö

 

Lecture

 

Test

 

1222204170

 

Information Resource Management (II)

40

 

2

 

 

Ö

Lecture

 

Test

 

1222204131

Principles of Library Science

40

2

Ö

 

Lecture

 

Test

 

Optional

Courses

1222204024

 

Theory of Information Economics

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204165

 

Intellectual Property Research (II)

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204085

Bibliometrics

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204154

 

Theory and Methods of Digital Library (Optional)

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204086

 

Information Consultation and Service

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204167

 

Network Information Security and Control (II)

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204080

 

Data Warehousing and Data Mining

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204028

Data Description Language

30

 

1.5

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

Supplementary

courses

1222204095

 

Macroeconomics

 

30

 

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204099

 

Microeconomics

30

 

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204096

 

Economic Statistics

30

 

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204097

 

Fundamentals of Management

30

 

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

1222204106

Introduction to Information Management

30

 

 

 

Lecture

 

Research

 

 

Notes: Numbers for the foreign language courses

English as the first foreign language0521801001     

Japanese as the first foreign language0521801002     

Russian as the first foreign language0521801003

English as the second foreign language0521801004     

Japanese as the second foreign language0521801005     

Russian as the second foreign language0521801006