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Careers > Careers Outside of Libraries Careers Outside of LibrariesWhat else can you do with a library and information science degree? In our more networked world, a wealth of online discussion can be found on careers. Some of the paths individuals have forged can be found in this online article in a recent newsletter from UNYSLA, the Upstate NY Special Libraries Association. A recent ALA Library Journal article describes new service trends in libraries and careers that are technology-based. An MLS (Master of Library Science) or MLIS (Master of Library & Information Science) prepares students for library work, but some graduates use their education in non-library settings. MLS/MLIS graduates working outside the library include:
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