Upon completion of the degree, students are qualified for jobs in the information and technology industry and in business, public service, and the various professions. The Student Service Office within the Information School assists students in identifying and applying for internships and co-operative experiences. In some cases, academic credit may be obtained. Meeting the above criteria does not guarantee admission to the department. Application deadline is May 1.
Admission is for autumn quarter only.
The law librarianship program requires a J.D. degree for admission and may be completed in one calendar year. This specialized program of study prepares lawyers to serve as law librarians in courts, federal and state government agencies, schools of law, corporations, and law firms. The law librarianship courses are open to all Information School students. Students have access to a wide variety of software applications including titles for database and text management, programming, graphics, web page creation, Internet exploration and collaboration, and office productivity. Students also have access to a large number of bibliographic databases and commercial information services.