A master's degree in library and information science is the professional postgraduate qualification for librarians and information managers. Study covers information organisation and retrieval, knowledge management, digital libraries, information systems and technology, research methods, archives and records, and management of information services, usually with a project or dissertation. It lasts one to two years depending on whether a bachelor's in library science has already been completed. Graduates work in academic, public and special libraries, archives, publishing and corporate information management. Explore where this route is available, which countries students usually compare, and the next pages worth opening when you want a clearer path.
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