mals
Definition
- Noun:
- A Master's degree in Library Science: An academic graduate degree awarded upon completion of a program focused on library and information science. It is a professional credential for librarians.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- She earned her MLS from a prestigious university.
- Many librarian positions require an MLS as a minimum qualification.
Advanced Usage
- The term is often used in an academic or professional context to denote the specific graduate-level qualification needed for a career in librarianship or information management.
Variants and Related Words
- MLS: This is the standard and most common abbreviation for Master of Library Science. The entry word 'MLS' is this abbreviation.
- MLIS (Master of Library and Information Science): A common, more modern variant of the degree that often includes a broader focus on information systems and technology.
- MSLS (Master of Science in Library Science): Another variant title for a similar degree.
Synonyms
- Library Science degree: A general descriptive term.
- Graduate library degree: A descriptive phrase for the qualification.
Notes
- 'MLS' is an initialism. It is typically written in uppercase letters without periods (MLS) in modern usage, though the form M.L.S. is also seen.
- The field and the degree titles are evolving, with many programs now titled 'Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS)' to reflect a broader curriculum.
Noun
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a master's degree in library science
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