BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSES OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS SUBMITTED BY STUDENTS OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE, IMO STATE UNIVERSITY. OWERRI, 2017-2020

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  • UDO-ANYANWU, Adaora Joy, Ph.D CLN IMO STATE UNIVERSITY, OWERRI
  • MBAGWU, Ijeoma F, Ph.D CLN IMO STATE UNIVERSITY, OWERRI
  • ONYEDEKE, Precious O. Imo State University, Owerri

Abstract

The study investigated bibliometric analysis of theses and dissertations submitted to the Department of Library and Information Science, Imo State University, 2017- 2020. The study was guided by three (3) specific objectives. The study adopted quantitative research design. The population of this study is 80 theses and dissertations of postgraduate students. A researchers designed template was used to collect data collection.

The data collected were tallied, converted to frequencies and the percentages worked out. Findings of the study revealed that: the most studied library is the academic library; the subject area mostly researched on is human resource development and the citation pattern mostly used is journal articles, books/monographs, internet.

The researchers recommend that supervisors of postgraduate students should approved topics that have not been over-researched in order to extend research to other areas for a better coverage of all subject areas in Library and Information Science

Author Biographies

UDO-ANYANWU, Adaora Joy, Ph.D CLN, IMO STATE UNIVERSITY, OWERRI

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

MBAGWU, Ijeoma F, Ph.D CLN, IMO STATE UNIVERSITY, OWERRI

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

ONYEDEKE, Precious O., Imo State University, Owerri

Department of Library and Information Science

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Published

2023-06-22

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UDO-ANYANWU, Adaora Joy, Ph.D CLN, MBAGWU, Ijeoma F, Ph.D CLN, & ONYEDEKE, Precious O. (2023). BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSES OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS SUBMITTED BY STUDENTS OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE, IMO STATE UNIVERSITY. OWERRI, 2017-2020. NigerBiblios: Journal of National Library of Nigeria, 33(1 Jan. - Jun.). Retrieved from https://nigerbiblios.nln.gov.ng/index.php/nigerbiblios/article/view/2

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