>>57053239
>I'm applying to do a Master in Library and Information Science

wtf why

librarians dont make any money at all, and its not a very dignified profession either

but yes library sciences is a masters degree here in the US

>>57053281
I already work as a librarian (I'm a history graduate). I'm taking some courses here, but it's a tertiary degree, I'd like to make it to a master one.

At least here is almost 100% sure job as there are almost no graduated librarians, plus is a relaxed job. I find this a more useful way for my history degree too.

>>57053239
>library science
wft

>>57055781
Yes. All the processes in a library are standarized, there are cataloging rules, classification methods, etc that are used almost globally.

Now is more oriented to digital libraries (networks, servers, digitalization process). Information Science is more IT oriented in that aspect.

>>57055878
Oh.
I just thouth it is abilyty to count books.

>>57055878
Yes, but a degree? Surely just a trade certificate?

>>57055998
Is a master degree in NZ too as far as I know.

I also think it's exaggerated, not gonna lie. But for me is a way to turn my history degree onto something more useful. In some universities it has an orientation on conservation and restauration of historical documents, archives, etc.

I don't think a MA in history will help me moving to other country.

bumping for interest

>>57053239
There's one in the University of Tampere, it includes game research and other interactive media.

>>57056824
Is easier to apply for study there with an EU passport? (I have one).