MLIS Library and Information Science - Archival Studies
Course Overview
This Master of Library and Information Science (M.L.I.S.) program equips students with the foundational knowledge and practical skills for leadership roles across the modern information landscape. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers not only in libraries and archives but also in emerging fields like information management, data analysis, and competitive business intelligence. The accredited degree is the key credential for professional advancement and offers unique opportunities for specialization.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn an accredited degree, the standard credential for professional library and information center roles.
- Prepare for a diverse array of careers in libraries, archives, corporations, tech, and research.
- Pursue a dual degree option with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) to enhance your leadership profile.
- Choose from specialized optional concentrations to tailor your expertise to your career goals.
- Gain skills in information management, organization, and analysis that are highly valued across industries.
Course Overview
This Master of Library and Information Science (M.L.I.S.) program equips students with the foundational knowledge and practical skills for leadership roles across the modern information landscape. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers not only in libraries and archives but also in emerging fields like information management, data analysis, and competitive business intelligence. The accredited degree is the key credential for professional advancement and offers unique opportunities for specialization.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn an accredited degree, the standard credential for professional library and information center roles.
- Prepare for a diverse array of careers in libraries, archives, corporations, tech, and research.
- Pursue a dual degree option with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) to enhance your leadership profile.
- Choose from specialized optional concentrations to tailor your expertise to your career goals.
- Gain skills in information management, organization, and analysis that are highly valued across industries.
Requirements
Modules
- Foundations Of Recordkeeping In Society
- Theory And Methods Of Archival Acquisition, Selection And Appraisal
- Theory And Practice Of Archival Description
- Introduction To Digital Preservation
- Digital Curation
- Cultural Heritage Informatics
- Digital Image Processing And Collection Management
- Preservation And Conservation Of Heritage Materials
- Introduction To Audiovisual Archiving
- Rare Books And Special Collections
- Internship In Information And Cultural Heritage Institutions
- Special Topics In Information Studies
