Library Science
An area of concentration in Library Science prepares you with the skills needed to work in a variety of library settings. These skills are learned through coursework in literature, as well as the developing, storing, finding, organizing, and managing of information.
| Concentration Requirements | 30 hours |
|---|---|
| TED 2160 Intro to Library Services | 3 hours |
| TED 2360 Children's Literature | 3 hours |
| TED 2500 Digital Citizenship | 3 hours |
| TED 4590 Teaching and Learning in Digital Environments | 3 hours |
| TED 4660 Young Adult Literature | 3 hours |
| TED 4710 Research and Inquiry |
3 hours |
| TED 4740 Organization of Information |
3 hours |
| TED 4760 Managing Collections in Libraries and Information Agencies |
3 hours |
| TED 4800 Leadership and Management in Libraries |
3 hours |
| TED 4570 Library Science Capstone | 3 hours |
| Secondary Field I | 12 hours |
| Must include courses from the same subject | |
| Secondary Field II | 12 hours |
| Must include courses from the same subject | |
| Electives | 26 hours |
| May include any excess hours in general education, concentration or secondary fields. The number of elective hours may vary but total degree must comprise 120 hours. | |
| University General Education | 40 hours |
| Learn more about general education requirements | |
| TOTAL DEGREE | 120 hours |
All students interested in Library Science should also contact Erica Rose ecrose@unomaha.edu or by phone at 402.554.3485.
| Students with an area of concentration in Library Science may find careers in: | ||
| ♦ Public, academic, and special libraries | ||
| ♦ Public and Private Information Agencies | ||