r/LibraryScience↗
Library Science
A community for students seeking library science or information science degrees, instructors and professors in those fields, and, of course, librarians.
84k subscribers55 posts / mo in Sep 202653 authors / mosince 2010
r/LibraryScience has 84k members (+583% over the last 12 months). It gets about 55 posts a month from 53 people. Top topics: Librarian Jobs & Interviews, Career Advice and Jobs and Local Libraries.
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Topics and brands on r/LibraryScience
Top topics
Share of the subreddit's posts
- Librarian Jobs & Interviews1.2%
- Career Advice and Jobs0.5%
- Local Libraries0.4%
- Libraries & Homelessness0.4%
- Public Libraries0.4%
Brands people mention
Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- American Library Association
- The Daily Tar Heel
- The Library of Congress
- unc.edu
- Doi
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