The 18-month, STEM-designated MS in Data Science, offered on campus and online, provides the training students need in data collection, exploration, manipulation and storage, analysis, and presentation to excel and innovate in the data-rich workplace.

The 18-month, STEM-designated MS in Information Science, offered on campus, is designed to help students develop advanced skills in applying interdisciplinary methods to solve information and data challenges. Students choose from two subplans: Human-Centered Computing and Machine Learning.

The ALA-accredited, 2-year MA in Library and Information Science, offered on campus and online, prepares students for changemaking careers with concentrations in Academic Librarianship, Archival Studies, Digital Curation, Legal Information, Public Librarianship and Special Librarianship.

The PhD in Information, offered on campus, allows dedicated students to work with top faculty in the field of information while conducting original research and preparing for a career in academics, government or industry. Leading research in the College of Information Science focuses on behavior and related human factors of information across sectors, from economics and business to health, from education to art, and far beyond.

The PhD Minor in Information consists of an approved 9 units of College of Information Science courses and a written and oral examination (which forms part of the PhD comprehensive exam).

Learn more about archival practices as they affect the composition and meaning of cultural artifacts and historical records.

Gain the technical knowledge and skills needed to create, curate, preserve and manage digital collections in a fast-changing environment.

Learn about data collection, exploration and manipulation, as well as storage, analysis and presentation, to navigate data-rich workplace environments.

Gain the necessary skills to hit the ground running in an academic library, law firm or government law library.