Collection Development Librarian
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Are you passionate about books, information, and helping others? A career as a Collection Development Librarian could be the perfect fit for you. Collection Development Librarians are responsible for building and maintaining the collections of libraries, ensuring that their patrons have access to the resources they need. They work with publishers, vendors, and other librarians to acquire new materials, and they also develop policies and procedures for selecting, evaluating, and weeding materials from the collection.
Educational Requirements
Most Collection Development Librarians have a master's degree in library science (MLS) from an accredited program. Some employers may also require a bachelor's degree in a related field, such as English, history, or political science. In addition to their formal education, Collection Development Librarians typically have several years of experience working in a library setting.
