This certificate is designed for professionals who want to deepen their expertise, expand their career options, and make a measurable impact in educational roles. You’ll feel right at home if you are:
If you’re ready to guide learners with clarity, confidence, and purpose, this program was built for you.
In just one academic year, you’ll learn to design meaningful learning experiences, build engaging instructional materials, and demonstrate your expertise through a professional teaching portfolio.
Through applied coursework, hands-on projects, and mentorship from experienced instructional librarians, you’ll develop skills you can use immediately in your workplace:
Today’s information settings increasingly rely on professionals who can teach, train, and lead learning initiatives. Whether you're helping students navigate research, guiding patrons in digital literacy, or developing educational programs—strong instructional skills are essential.
This certificate helps you:
Expert faculty bring real-world experience as instructional librarians who actively design, teach, and assess information literacy. You’ll gain insights that are practical, relevant, and ready to use right away.
CSULB is known for delivering high-quality, accessible education with a strong focus on professional relevance, and the Post-Master’s Certificate in Instruction for Information Professionals is no exception. This program is built by and for instructional librarians and teaching-focused information professionals who understand the demands of today’s classrooms, research spaces, and digital learning environments.
You’ll gain a high-quality credential supported by faculty, peers, and tools designed to help you grow:
Build the teaching expertise that will set you apart across academic, public, private, and cultural institutions. This certificate is more than a credential; it’s a catalyst for new roles, new confidence, and new possibilities. Take the next step by filling out the form above.
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