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Library CareersA professional master's degree in library and information science is your ticket to a hot new career in so many different types of organizations. What type do you want to work in? If you've been to your public library lately, you've seen what an array of information services and programming is offered to your community. Your K-12 school probably had a librarian or two, ready to help students with research assignments and prepare them for life beyond school. College librarians are another type of library specialization where you can often combine your undergraduate major with a library career. Want to work in the business world? A medical center? A law firm? Government agencies, including the New York State Library? Or other special libraries? Many of them have libraries and information centers too. A Library and Information Science degree can also prepare you for a career outside of libraries. How about working in an internet company like eBay? Or managing information services for a company or becoming the Chief Information Officer? Maybe you're a tech wizard and want to develop and manage database services. Feeling entrepreneurial? Start a freelance research business or provide training and consulting services to library systems, businesses and government agencies. Opportunities abound! What are you waiting for? General Information about Library Careers
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Profiles Lauri Salamy I love to learn from classmates all through out the country and using technology to learn has altered my teaching. Charles Bush The greatest experience for me since attending Syracuse has been meeting a new group of colleagues and friends.
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