Bridge the gaps between people and information with the fully online, ALA-accredited Master of Library and Information Science (MSLS) program. This program equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to excel as an information professional in various settings, including public libraries, academic institutions, health science libraries, archives, museums, government agencies, and law libraries. You will learn to organize, preserve, and disseminate information effectively, preparing you for diverse roles in the evolving information landscape.
The fully online Master of Library and Information Science program provides the knowledge and practical skills needed to navigate the evolving world of libraries, archives, and information services. The curriculum covers core areas such as information organization, digital librarianship, and user services, with opportunities to specialize in areas like data management, archives, or public librarianship. Through interactive coursework, hands-on projects, and collaboration with faculty and peers, students develop expertise in managing information resources and supporting communities. The program is designed for flexibility, allowing students to advance their careers while balancing studies with personal and professional commitments. Students can customize their education with specialized Elective Clusters.
Prepare for a dynamic career as an information professional in a variety of settings. The MSLS program equips you with skills for roles in libraries, archives, museums, government agencies, and more. Graduates are well-prepared to become librarians, information specialists, or knowledge managers.
No GRE scores are required for admission.
Students may save money through a 'Grad Tuition Cap,' paying for only 9 standard credit hours per semester even if taking more. Contact an administrator for details on the tuition cap.
The program is ALA accredited.