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Post-Master's
Certificate
The post-master's (sixth-year) program leading to a Certificate of Advanced Study is
offered for those who seek further specialization in a particular aspect of library or
information science. Those entering the program prepare for a level of competency beyond
that provided by the master's degree. The program enables the professional to satisfy
continuing education goals or requirements and enables individuals to update their
knowledge and skills in the field of library or information science.
Admission requirements include those specified for the master's
program. In evaluating applications, consideration is given to prior study and
academic record, Graduate Record Examination aptitude scores, letters of recommendation,
and career interests and objectives, as well as any prior professional experience. A
satisfactory interview with members of the school's advanced studies committee or with a
representative of the school as designated by the dean also is required normally either
before or at the time of first enrollment for course work.
The program may be completed in two semesters of full-time study or extended over a longer
period.
The student must earn a minimum of 24 to 30 hours of graduate credit, which may include up
to 12 hours in other disciplines, chosen or specified according to prior study and
individual interests and objectives. Transfer credit may be approved for 3 to 6 hours, and
at least 12 to 15 hours must be completed within the school.
The program of study, which is tailored to individual needs, must be planned with a
faculty advisor and approved in advance by the dean of the school. No comprehensive
examination or special research requirements are specified. Students must be admitted to
candidacy to continue beyond 12 hours. Students must complete all planned course work with
an average grade of B or better, and then file an application for the certificate.
Students interested in pursuing a Certificate of
Advanced Studies in Digital Image Management or Health Informatics will
take the following courses: Certificate of Advanced
Study in Digital Image Management Certificate of Advanced
Study in Health Informatics
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