Master in Library and Information Science, University of Denver

We offer a master degree in Library and Information Science at the University of Denver. You will learn in a unique environment that exclusively offers small class sizes and experiential learning. This means you will get plenty of one-on-one time with faculty and hands-on projects. ;You will also work with a faculty advisor to design a custom coursework plan (you will have 30 credits of electives) that fits a specific specialization area, like Archives, Digitization, Academic Librarianship, or Information Technology.;I want to find another Master Course;Past examples of fieldwork experiences include:;Archiving at the National Baseball Hall of Fame;Archiving interstate projects for the Colorado Department of Transportation;Digitization project in the British Library;Digitization projects at the Denver Public Library;Oral history digitization project at the Jefferson County Public Library;Creating a digital library about sensory learning;Developing and launching a usability study for academic libraries;Rebuilding the digital repository of a medical library;Accreditation;Our program is accredited by the American Library Association.