The College of Information Studies offers degree programs for individuals interested in careers in information services and management. At the master's level, students may specialize in several fields, including archival studies, geographic information systems, health information services, school library media services, and science and technology information systems.
Graduates pursue careers in a wide range of information agencies and positions.
The College has dual degree programs with the History Department, Geography Department, and a joint program with the College of Education. The Master's degree is accredited by the American Library Association. The Ph.D. degree prepares students for careers in research and teaching in the information field and in management of large information organizations. While the College does not have an undergraduate major, it offers some courses at the undergraduate level. These courses are suggested for students wishing to develop skills in locating, analyzing, and evaluating information and students seeking to learn more about career opportunities in the information field.