MA in Library and Information Science

University of Arizona

The School of Information's Master or Arts in Library and Information Science program is accredited by the American Library Association. The program focuses on information organization, digitial information, health sciences, law and culture. Students prepare for careers in libraries, museums, archives, government and business information centers. This degree program is a total of 37 units.The University of Arizona Master of Arts in Library and Information Science (MLIS) prepares students for exceptional careers in libraries, museums and archives, as well as government and business.Accredited by the American Library Association, our top-ranked library and information science program can be completed online or on campus in as few as two years.The interdisciplinary MLIS curriculum reflects the diversity of library and information environments, covering an array of professional perspectives-from archival studies to digital curation, from public librarianship to legal information, and from health informatics to academic librarianship-positioning graduates for a wide range of fascinating and important careers.

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