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Sir
I have done m.Lib & Information Science. should i do mba in library science is it beneficial in career plz guide me
Jaya:
To my knowledge, there is nowhere where you can do an MBA in library science, but I am in the United States, and perhaps where you live, it is possible. My answer to your question is that if you are planning to go into academic librarianship working for a business school, or you wish to go into library management, or work as a corporate librarian, it would make sense to get your MBA. Otherwise, it would not.
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Robert H. Kieserman, MBA, MLIS
Expertise
I am a consultant to public and special libraries and I specialize in library management and administration. I am able to answer questions about library science as a career as well as about the general topic of library science and how libraries work and the services they provide.
Experience
I have an MBA, an MLIS degree, I am a business professor, I have written four books on entrepreneurship, and have been a expert in another management area (healthcare) for AllExperts with a consistently high rating for over two years.
Organizations
the American Library Association, the Library Administration and Management Association, the Public Library Association, and the Medical Library Association
Publications
I have written for numerous national publications on the issues of marketing, human resources management, and strategic management.
Education/Credentials
MBA in Accounting and a MLIS
Awards and Honors
honored for my teaching by Sigma Beta Delta
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