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This course offers a professional teacher-librarianship qualification recognised and accredited by the Australian Library and information Association (ALIA). 

Academic entry requirements: A minimum of a Bachelor of Education (or AQF equivalent) OR A Bachelor degree (or AQF equivalent) from an approved tertiary institution with an end‐on integrated professional teaching qualification (such as a Graduate Diploma, or Master of Teaching) OR Evidence of eligibility for teacher accreditation

Charles Sturt University 

A highly regarded and industry accredited degree, the Master of Information Studies (with specialisations) offers an in-depth understanding of information management in a contemporary context.

The Bachelor of Information Studies (with specialisations) offers a general information and library studies qualification, or you can choose from several specialisations: Librarianship, Children's Librarianship, Information Management or Records and Archive Management.

Charles Sturt University

The Graduate Certificate in Information Studies introduces you to fundamental skills and knowledge in the information and library sectors in a variety of traditional and non-traditional information organisations, including libraries and community and corporate organisations.

Adelaide University

The master’s degree develops advanced skills in library and information management, combining best practice, real-world experience and hands-on fieldwork. Explore digital literacy, emerging technologies, metadata, digital collections, readers’ advisory, scholarly communication, marketing and leadership, culminating in a research project. Graduates are equipped to support access to information, learning and empowerment across education, community, business and specialist library settings.

Designed with industry input, the Graduate Diploma provides a strong foundation in contemporary library theory and practice. The Library and Information Management specialisation develops skills in digital collections, information discovery and description, leadership and professional practice, including a practical fieldwork project. Graduates gain industry-accredited skills and are prepared for careers across public, school, academic and specialist libraries, with pathways into further study and senior leadership.

This nationally recognised, ALIA-accredited qualification develops advanced library skills, including team leadership, collection support, and the development and promotion of library programs and events. Graduates can apply for ALIA professional membership as Library Technicians and pursue roles across school, public, university and specialist libraries.

This nationally recognised qualification develops practical skills and knowledge for working in libraries, including database searching, cataloguing, library technologies and customer service. Graduates can pursue roles in school, public, university and specialist libraries, as well as museums, galleries and other information settings.