• Two-year Diploma
• September entry date (alternate years)
• Princess Street Campus
• Work placement
• Laptop Delivery
• Articulation Agreement: Athabasca University

Description
Library and Information Technology provides students with the necessary public service and technical skills to be a productive employee in library and other related fields. This program will provide graduates with the training to be employed as library technicians.

Students learn the fundamentals of both manual and automated systems for acquiring, organizing, and disseminating information in a variety of formats. Academic courses are directed towards broadening students' general knowledge in order to enhance their ability to function effectively in an information environment.

Oral presentations, written assignments, and group projects are part of the program.

For further information please visit the Creative Arts webpage at http://creativearts.rrc.mb.ca