信息管理硕士（图书馆和信息管理）

信息管理硕士（图书馆和信息管理）提供了一个行业和相关专业实践为基础的学习环境。在内容和教学方面，它与州立图书馆和南澳大利亚州立唱片建立了独特的合作关系。您将对图书馆馆藏和资源管理有深入的了解，并研究当代信息管理。您还将学习几门选修课程，以进一步发展所选的专业兴趣领域，并对信息行为，素养，阅读和读者有深刻的理解。
The Master of Information Management (Library and Information Management) offers a learning environment informed by industry and relevant professional practice. It leverages a unique partnership with the State Library and State Records of South Australia, both in content and teaching.If you decide to exit this degree having completed the first four courses you will receive the Graduate Certificate in Information Management. If you have completed the first eight courses you will receive the Graduate Diploma in Information Management (Library and Information Management).Developed in conjunction with the State Library of South Australia and State Records of South Australia.Participate in a practical field work project and a four-week placement within a library.You will develop an advanced understanding of library collection and resource management, and study contemporary information management. You will also study several elective courses to further develop your chosen area of professional interest, and also develop a profound understanding of information behaviour, literacy, reading and readers.<br><br>Career outcomes - : There will be a small increase in the number of qualified positions available over the next five years, but a significant decrease in the number of positions for unqualified staff.<br><br>Careers to consider:<br><br>librarian: managing and resourcing a branch library, a section of a large library, a small special library, or a research program, supervising and leading staff, providing expert advice on strategic information management, managing major projects such as information technology systems<br>records manager: managing the storage and maintenance organisational records, maintaining the legal requirements of record keeping and freedom of information, ensuring the responsible and appropriate disposal of records<br>archivist: authenticating and appraising historical documents and archival materials, maintaining accessible, retrievable computer archives and databases, locating new materials and organising their acquisition and display