The Master of Library Science Program, integrating library science, information science and instructional design, development, and technology, offers preparation for careers in all types of libraries and a range of information occupations. Connecticut certification as a School Library Media Specialist may also be obtained through this program. The Master of Science Program in Instructional Technology offers concentrations in media production and the design of systems for teaching and learning.
Students normally prepare for careers in business or education.
A master's degree is required for admission to the Art of the Oral Tradition specialization. A master's degree in library science or information science is required for admission to the Information Studies specialization. Joint degree programs enable students to study in two programs concurrently and earn two degrees. The number of credits and time for completion are shortened. Application Procedure and Deadlines Applicants must present for admission a completed application and credentials by July 1 for the fall semester, November 1 for the spring semester, and April 1 for the summer session.