Job-hunting direction of graduates majoring in library and information science: libraries of all levels and types; Party and government organs, books and reference departments and information management departments of enterprises and institutions; E-government and e-commerce management departments; Network system management organization; Information consulting service agencies, service departments of R&D or computer software enterprises; National informatization and information industry management departments at all levels.

There are many practical employment directions of library and information science:

Libraries (provinces, cities and universities), information institutions, archives, etc.; 2. Internet industry; 3. Consulting company; 4. Financial industry (banking, securities) 5. Mobile communication industry; 6. publishing house; 7. Colleges and universities; 8. Civil servants.

Generally speaking, the employment direction of library and information science is optimistic. The research directions of professional tutors include books, information, archives and data analysis. Some people take the academic theory route to publish articles and some learn technical programming. The employment scope of this major can be wide or narrow. It is recommended that students who are interested in applying for the exam plan their employment direction in advance and be prepared.