Knowledge Management Advanced Certificate is designed specifically for information professionals working in organizational environments where knowledge is a critical asset. Knowledge management creates and preserves the intellectual capital of an organization by selecting, digitizing, repackaging, creating, organizing, and disseminating tacit and explicit knowledge. The Knowledge Management Advanced Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of 28 quarter hours of graduate level study with the faculty of the Library Information Science Program at the University of Denver. All others are invited and encouraged to apply.
Virtual students are welcome.
The foundations of KM come from core library information science principles and practices. Understanding the User and Organization of Information are prerequisite to the Knowledge Management Advanced Certificate. KM professors use various combinations of campus-based and online interactions and exchanges. KM courses are evolutionary and organic in nature and integrate both traditional, campus-based students and virtual students. Details and specifics about professor and course modes, methods, and models are provided in individual course syllabi, and are negotiated with the collaborating professor.