
Library Science Curriculum
The curriculum builds foundational skills in library science, including digital literacy, research, outreach, and information management.
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Libraries are more than collections—they’re dynamic community spaces where people connect, collaborate, and create. At the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), our fully online Bachelor’s in Library Science equips students to thrive in today’s evolving information landscape.
Students gain practical, library science-relevant skills through engaging coursework, immersive field experiences, and instruction in technology-rich environments. Combined with affordable tuition, flexible course options, and a career-focused curriculum, the program makes it possible to earn your degree without putting your life on hold.
Earn your degree fully online with a schedule that fits your life.
Develop expertise in digital citizenship, information resource management, children's and young adult literature, research strategies, and library leadership.
Graduates of the program go on to work as academic librarians, technology coordinators, media archivists, public library directors, and more.
Learn from award-winning faculty with deep knowledge in library science.

Library Science Curriculum
The curriculum builds foundational skills in library science, including digital literacy, research, outreach, and information management.

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