Information Science with a concentration in Archival Studies, MS

This concentration is intended to prepare graduates to work with archives and records management. The program includes the production archival and preservation of records, photographs, digital images, digital information databases, medical records, etc. It equips students with important skill sets for current and future library and museum information professionals. In addition, the program prepares individuals to assume positions as experts in the broader markets of libraries, archives and information centers. An integral part of the educational experience for the students enrolled in the program is the opportunity to work as interns at area museums, archives and information centers.

Required courses, 9 hours

A grade of B or higher must be earned in all 3 core courses.

Archival studies concentration, 12 hours

Guided electives, 6 hours

Completion of at least two of the following major prescribed courses (6 hours) with the guidance of their academic advisor.

General electives, 9 hours

Additional three elective courses (9 hours) selected from the following list or from outside with the approval of their academic advisor.