University Librarian Jobs in Connecticut
University Librarian jobs in Connecticut are open across Farmington, New Haven, and West Haven and other Connecticut metros, with employers like Yale University, University of Connecticut, and University of New Haven hiring at every experience level. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Research and Engagement Librarian
Who we are:
The University of New Haven, founded in 1920, is a private university whose mission is to prepare students to excel and lead purposeful and fulfilling lives in a global society. The university offers more than 150 undergraduate and graduate programs and has been recognized for academic excellence, nationally and internationally. In addition to its main campus in West Haven, the university has a campus in Tuscany, Italy. Learn more at newhaven.edu
The Research and Engagement Librarian collaborates with library colleagues and departmental faculty to design, deliver, and promote an information literacy curriculum grounded in outcomes-based assessment and skill development. As part of a team of research and engagement librarians, this position supports a comprehensive instruction program that includes interactive, hands-on classroom lessons, as well as the development of online research guides, tutorials, and structured library research modules for delivery through the LMS. The librarian also provides research support and instruction to both on-campus and online students and faculty, contributing to the library’s mission of fostering academic success through accessible, high-quality information services.
You will:
- Provide research and learning support to students and faculty across academic departments through individual classroom instruction, research consultations, workshops, and other educational programming.
- Serve as a liaison librarian to one or more colleges, departments, or programs—delivering information literacy instruction, maintaining subject-specific collections, and staying current with relevant print and electronic resources. Responsibilities include evaluating, selecting, and weeding materials as part of collection development.
- Collaborate with fellow librarians to design and enhance the library instruction curriculum, including lesson planning, development of online learning materials, and the exploration of innovative approaches to information literacy instruction.
- Participate in departmental assessment, evaluation, and reporting activities to support continuous improvement of library services and instruction.
- Work both independently and collaboratively to develop a range of instructional and informational resources, such as library guides and tutorials.
- Oversee the creation and implementation of digital learning objects to maintain consistent branding, ensure accessibility compliance, and promote uniform use of library terminology and concepts.
- Collaborate with the liaison librarians to embed information literacy modules into the course management system and other platforms.
- Deliver effective research assistance in person, via chat, email, and phone, supporting users at all levels.
- Conduct individualized research consultations tailored to the specific needs of students, faculty, and staff.
- Actively promote library services and build partnerships with faculty to grow and enhance the library’s instructional offerings.
- Oversee and manage special projects as assigned.
- All related duties as assigned.
You need:
- Master’s degree from an ALA-accredited library school required.
- Proven experience of at least 2 years delivering instruction in a library or academic setting, with a strong record of effective teaching.
- Ability to work both collaboratively in team-based environments and independently with diverse campus constituencies.
- Demonstrated expertise in identifying, accessing, and teaching the use of a wide range of information resources.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Strong organizational abilities paired with exceptional interpersonal communication skills.
- Ability to learn and implement new technologies.
- Demonstrated knowledge of issues, trends and technologies in information literacy.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Thorough knowledge of academic software systems such as Navigate, Springshare, and Canvas.
Whats in it for you?
- Health & Welfare Programs: Employees and their eligible family members, including spouses and dependents are eligible for Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Programs.
- Wellness & Fitness: On-campus Recreation and Fitness Center for employees and families; Employee Assistant Program.
- Commitment to Educational Excellence: Tuition assistance for employees and eligible dependents; Tuition exchange opportunities.
- Employee Discounts on products, services and educational opportunities.
- Work/Life Benefits: Generous paid time off programs; progressive paid holiday schedule (including holiday break between Christmas and New Year’s); 4 weeks of parental paid leave; flexible work schedules including summer hours where applicable.
The University of New Haven is not a qualifying E-Verify employer and its use of E-Verify is limited to specific government projects. For that reason, candidates with STEM OPT authorization cannot be considered for employment.
Research and Engagement Librarian
Who we are:
The University of New Haven, founded in 1920, is a private university whose mission is to prepare students to excel and lead purposeful and fulfilling lives in a global society. The university offers more than 150 undergraduate and graduate programs and has been recognized for academic excellence, nationally and internationally. In addition to its main campus in West Haven, the university has a campus in Tuscany, Italy. Learn more at newhaven.edu
The Research and Engagement Librarian collaborates with library colleagues and departmental faculty to design, deliver, and promote an information literacy curriculum grounded in outcomes-based assessment and skill development. As part of a team of research and engagement librarians, this position supports a comprehensive instruction program that includes interactive, hands-on classroom lessons, as well as the development of online research guides, tutorials, and structured library research modules for delivery through the LMS. The librarian also provides research support and instruction to both on-campus and online students and faculty, contributing to the library’s mission of fostering academic success through accessible, high-quality information services.
You will:
- Provide research and learning support to students and faculty across academic departments through individual classroom instruction, research consultations, workshops, and other educational programming.
- Serve as a liaison librarian to one or more colleges, departments, or programs—delivering information literacy instruction, maintaining subject-specific collections, and staying current with relevant print and electronic resources. Responsibilities include evaluating, selecting, and weeding materials as part of collection development.
- Collaborate with fellow librarians to design and enhance the library instruction curriculum, including lesson planning, development of online learning materials, and the exploration of innovative approaches to information literacy instruction.
- Participate in departmental assessment, evaluation, and reporting activities to support continuous improvement of library services and instruction.
- Work both independently and collaboratively to develop a range of instructional and informational resources, such as library guides and tutorials.
- Oversee the creation and implementation of digital learning objects to maintain consistent branding, ensure accessibility compliance, and promote uniform use of library terminology and concepts.
- Collaborate with the liaison librarians to embed information literacy modules into the course management system and other platforms.
- Deliver effective research assistance in person, via chat, email, and phone, supporting users at all levels.
- Conduct individualized research consultations tailored to the specific needs of students, faculty, and staff.
- Actively promote library services and build partnerships with faculty to grow and enhance the library’s instructional offerings.
- Oversee and manage special projects as assigned.
- All related duties as assigned.
You need:
- Master’s degree from an ALA-accredited library school required.
- Proven experience of at least 2 years delivering instruction in a library or academic setting, with a strong record of effective teaching.
- Ability to work both collaboratively in team-based environments and independently with diverse campus constituencies.
- Demonstrated expertise in identifying, accessing, and teaching the use of a wide range of information resources.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Strong organizational abilities paired with exceptional interpersonal communication skills.
- Ability to learn and implement new technologies.
- Demonstrated knowledge of issues, trends and technologies in information literacy.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Thorough knowledge of academic software systems such as Navigate, Springshare, and Canvas.
Whats in it for you?
- Health & Welfare Programs: Employees and their eligible family members, including spouses and dependents are eligible for Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Programs.
- Wellness & Fitness: On-campus Recreation and Fitness Center for employees and families; Employee Assistant Program.
- Commitment to Educational Excellence: Tuition assistance for employees and eligible dependents; Tuition exchange opportunities.
- Employee Discounts on products, services and educational opportunities.
- Work/Life Benefits: Generous paid time off programs; progressive paid holiday schedule (including holiday break between Christmas and New Year’s); 4 weeks of parental paid leave; flexible work schedules including summer hours where applicable.
The University of New Haven is not a qualifying E-Verify employer and its use of E-Verify is limited to specific government projects. For that reason, candidates with STEM OPT authorization cannot be considered for employment.
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University Librarian Job Market in Connecticut
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Who's Hiring
- Yale University4
- University of Connecticut1
- University of New Haven1
Top Industries Hiring
- Education6
- Media & Entertainment2
What Connecticut Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in university librarian jobs across Connecticut.
- ALA-accredited Master of Library Science or equivalent graduate degree
- Experience with integrated library systems such as Ex Libris Alma or OCLC WorldShare
- Demonstrated reference, instruction, or information literacy teaching experience
- Collection development or acquisitions experience in one or more subject areas
- Knowledge of digital preservation standards and institutional repository platforms
- Ability to meet criteria for faculty status or academic tenure at the hiring institution
University Librarian Jobs in Connecticut: Frequently Asked Questions
How many university librarian jobs are there in Connecticut?
There are 6+ university librarian openings in Connecticut on Migrate Mate as of June 2026, with the most roles in Farmington, New Haven, and West Haven. New positions post regularly as employers across Connecticut hire.
How much do university librarians make in Connecticut?
University librarians in Connecticut earn a median of about $79,210 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $50,340 for the lowest 10% to over $116,720 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which Connecticut cities have the most university librarian jobs?
Farmington, New Haven, and West Haven have the most university librarian openings in Connecticut right now, with additional roles spread across smaller metros statewide.
Which companies hire university librarians in Connecticut?
Employers hiring university librarians in Connecticut include Yale University, University of Connecticut, and University of New Haven, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026.
Are there remote university librarian jobs in Connecticut?
Yes. About 17% of university librarian openings tied to Connecticut are remote or hybrid as of June 2026. The rest are on-site roles based in Connecticut metros.
How do I apply for university librarian jobs in Connecticut?
You can apply to university librarian jobs in Connecticut directly on Migrate Mate. Search the listings above, find roles that match your experience and preferred Connecticut location, then apply to each one that fits.
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