Librarianship (noun)

1. The profession or work of a librarian, especially the organization, management, and direction of a library.
2. The knowledge and skills required to be a librarian.

Origin:

From librarian + -ship.

Examples:

1. She earned a degree in librarianship and went on to work in a public library.
2. Librarianship is a profession that requires a deep understanding of the organization and management of information resources.
3. The field of librarianship has evolved with the advent of digital technology.
4. Librarianship is a challenging but rewarding career that requires patience, attention to detail and good communication skills.
5. The study of librarianship covers topics such as cataloging, reference, and information literacy.