Degree Programs:
The School of Information Sciences offers a student-centered curriculum designed to provide an educational experience that challenges students to develop their creativity, curiosity, and flexibility in order to prepare for positions of professional leadership and to contribute professionally and personally to the information society.
Specialist and Non-Degree Programs:
In addition to our degree programs, we also provide opportunities for enrichment and continued study in several specialist and non-degree areas.
Centers and Affiliated Programs:
The School of Information Sciences actively collaborates with several organizations to provide opportunties for research and academic growth to both faculty and students.
- The Center for Children’s & Young Adult Literature
- The Center for Information and Communication Studies
- Puerto Rico - SIS Partnership
- Makerere University - SIS Partnership
- ScienceLinks
- ScienceLinks²
- ITRL Scholarship Program
- Technical Support for Integrated Library Systems' Comparison of Open Source and Proprietary Software
Life After Graduation: SIS Alumni Snapshot
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“I was introduced to children's librarianship via the master's program at SIS, and I knew at once that I had found my life-long profession. My first job was to open an elementary school library. The program prepared me to tackle such a monumental task and I am proud to say that the library program is still thriving 8 years later.” Miranda Clark |
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