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Meanings of library sciences in English

Russian
библиотечное дело
Portuguese
biblioteconomia
Spanish
biblioteconomia y ciencias de la informacion
Catalan
biblioteconomia
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Field of study on the application of practices, methods, technologies, tools of management, education, training, perspectives, and related areas, to the organized collection and the systematic classification of information in libraries.

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библиотечное дело
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Examples for "librarianship"
Examples for "librarianship"
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I do what I do because... for me, librarianship is a vocation.
The Guardian
2
Her mother suggested librarianship or secretarial college, but Jamie was set on university.
The Guardian
3
When the Dublin librarianship fell vacant, he took the job.
The new yorker
4
Is this the new world order of automated librarianship?
Surfing the Internet: An Introduction / Version 2.0.2
5
It is that of his successor to the vicarage, the chaplaincy, and the librarianship, at Holkham-Mr.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
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He decided to go back to school and study library science.
Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
2
She'd like someone with a master's in library science, at the very least.
Wired
3
Then there was the money she borrowed for her master's of library science degree.
The Guardian
4
The most obvious place to turn - library science - turns out to be of almost no help.
Wired
5
He's working at the library again; I think he's going to go for a degree in library science.
Past malice: an emma fielding mystery
1
Having completed his secondary education with distinction, he graduated from UCD in arts, education and library studies cum summa laude.
The Irish Times
2
History of art, fine arts and design are all included together -as are media studies, library studies and digital humanities.
The Guardian
3
She is the current secretary of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Association of New Zealand and has a Diploma in Information and Library Studies.
Radio NZ
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A "School of Library Economy" has just been established in Columbia College, to be opened in October, 1886.
The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 6, March, 1885