Graduates of the Library/Information Technology program may be employed in a school library or in the public service or technical division of a public library. They could manage a small library or work in a museum or corporate facility. Opportunities may also be found in bookstores, publishing, hospitals or computerized information facilities. Duties and responsibilities vary.

The following sample jobsites include library-related listings:

• http://www.libraryjobpostings.org/ - guide to library job postings on the internet by country, state, and type
• http://www.baynetlibs.org/jobs/jobs_index.html - job listings from BayNet, a multitype library association in the Bay area
• http://jobstar.org/index.php - general job search for several California counties as well as career guides and resources
• http://careercenter.sla.org/index.cfm? - career services online sponsored by the Special library Association
• http://rsmart.ca/CLA_Members/jobmart.asp - California Library Association's Job Mart
• http://career.ccsf.edu/ - Career connection at City College of San Francisco
• http://lime.forest.net/schoollibrary/jobs/search2.htm - job hotline from the California School Library Association
• http://www.jobs.slj.com/jobbank.cfm?id=220 - job listings from School Library Journal
• http://joblist.ala.org/ - American Library Association's JobList
• http://www.caljobs.ca.gov/ - State of California's website for job seekers

Students desiring to become media specialists, librarians, information specialists, or other library professionals should consult with the program director regarding courses of study to prepare for the required masters degree.