Foundation Degree (FdA) Library and Information Management

Would you like a professional position in a library or information service? Are you seeking to develop your opportunities and expertise in this area? This course is aimed at staff working in all areas of the library and information sector. It develops your professional knowledge and helps to create the next generation of librarians across Wales. You will normally be progressing from PDA Applications of ICT in Libraries Level 7 and 8 (Wales Level 4 and 5). The two FdA modules, ‘Library Information and Communication Technology 1 and 2’ are mapped to these Awards, meaning that only 80 new credits are studied at Level 4, and 90 new credits at Level 5. Additional information More detailed information on Modules is to be found in the ‘Additional Campus/Course Information’ section. Visit the Financial Support and Finance page for more information. More detailed information on other costs associated with your course and work placements/work experience (if applicable) will be outlined in the programme validation document and explained to you at your interview. September Academic requirements: Language requirements: All places are subject to satisfactory interview. The course is delivered through a blend of the following: The course is assessed through a blend of the following: Upon completion of this course, a range of opportunities for professional and academic progression are available. You may choose to complete a full Honours degree at another institution, or you may progress to an ACLIP or MCLIP professional qualification. Most graduates of this course will benefit from the professional opportunities it provides. They may seek additional responsibilities and status within their existing organisation, or find a position elsewhere in the library and information sector.