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Shape how people use information—now, and for years to come

That’s what each of our programs prepare you to do: preserve, manage, access, and analyze the information that mediates our world.

Learn more about our graduate and postgraduate programs by selecting from the options below. Or, jump to ILS program options for undergraduates.

Graduate and postgraduate programs

Master of Library Science

Learn how to evaluate, preserve, collect, and organize information within one of the world’s largest and best academic library systems.

Master of Information Science

Prepare for a future designing, developing, programming, and managing the technology we use every day to store, access, and transfer knowledge.

Ph.D. in Information Science

Join the next generation of information scientists. You’ll conduct original research and collaborate with some of the field’s biggest names.

Dual degrees

Earn two different master’s degrees in less time and with fewer credits. Choose from 20 pairings and a wide range of disciplines.

Specializations

As you pursue your master’s degree, focus your learning and hone your skills by choosing from a broad range of interdisciplinary specializations.

Graduate Certificate in Information Architecture

Start down a new career path, or expand the one you’re already on by becoming a qualified and certified information architect.

Specialist in Library and Information Science

This post-master’s degree is ideal for working professionals. It’s in-depth yet flexible and can be personalized to fit your interests and goals.

ILS Graduate Non-Degree seeking students

Learn how to take up to six credit hours of ILS coursework without formally enrolling in an ILS program.

Earn credit for your internship.

The ILS-Z 605 Internship in Information Library Services is offered for variable credit, and can help you explore your career options in a real-world setting while receiving guidance from knowledgeable, experienced, and successful supervisors.

Learn more about ILS-Z605

Undergraduate offerings

4 + 1 degrees

With one extra year of classes, you can add a Master of Information Science or Master of Library Science degree to the bachelor’s degree you’re already earning.

Undergraduate Minor in Intelligence Studies

Learn how to collect and critique the perspectives, biases, and contexts of sources before utilizing them for analysis.