Two-Year Master's Degree Programs and Salaries of New Library School Graduates.

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Main Author: Sellberg, Roxanne
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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contents Two-Year Master's Degree Programs and Salaries of New Library School Graduates. Sellberg, Roxanne College Curriculum Comparative Analysis Graduate Surveys Higher Education Library Schools Masters Programs Salaries Trend Analysis Describes a study that compared salaries of one and two year library masters program graduates over a 22 year period. Possible explanations for the results are suggested, and the viability of extended library masters programs is discussed. (CLB)
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spellingShingle Two-Year Master's Degree Programs and Salaries of New Library School Graduates.
Sellberg, Roxanne
College Curriculum
Comparative Analysis
Graduate Surveys
Higher Education
Library Schools
Masters Programs
Salaries
Trend Analysis
Two-Year Master's Degree Programs and Salaries of New Library School Graduates. Sellberg, Roxanne College Curriculum Comparative Analysis Graduate Surveys Higher Education Library Schools Masters Programs Salaries Trend Analysis Describes a study that compared salaries of one and two year library masters program graduates over a 22 year period. Possible explanations for the results are suggested, and the viability of extended library masters programs is discussed. (CLB)
title Two-Year Master's Degree Programs and Salaries of New Library School Graduates.
topic College Curriculum
Comparative Analysis
Graduate Surveys
Higher Education
Library Schools
Masters Programs
Salaries
Trend Analysis
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ363876