The course begins with an introduction to information management, exploring its frameworks, models, and benefits in organizational contexts. Participants then dive into information governance and compliance, focusing on regulatory requirements, privacy laws, and data protection practices essential for modern businesses. The module on information lifecycle management provides insights into managing information from creation to disposal, equipping learners with best practices for each lifecycle stage. In information security and risk management, participants gain knowledge about identifying threats, assessing risks, and implementing security controls to safeguard information assets. A dedicated section on data management and analytics introduces concepts of data quality, governance, and the role of analytics in driving business intelligence. Learners will also explore enterprise content management, covering document and records management as well as knowledge-sharing systems that enhance organizational efficiency. The course further delves into information systems and technology, highlighting IT infrastructure and emerging technologies shaping the field. The project management for information professionals module equips learners with tools to plan, execute, and manage information-related projects using agile methodologies. Participants will also learn about change management and how to navigate organizational transitions effectively, ensuring successful implementation of information management initiatives. The program concludes with a focus on ethics and professionalism, addressing ethical issues, professional standards, and decision-making frameworks to uphold integrity in information management practices.