Develop expertise in managing information, technology, and knowledge systems with the Master of Science in Library and Information Science from Syracuse University. This program prepares professionals to connect people, information, and technology across diverse environments.
- Accredited by the American Library Association
- Focus on information access, organization, and digital systems
- Curriculum aligned with evolving information and technology needs
- Live online classes with collaborative learning
- Access to a global network of information professionals
About this program
The Master of Science in Library and Information Science from Syracuse University provides students with the skills to connect people, information, and technology. The program prepares graduates to manage information resources efficiently and to support how individuals and communities access, interpret, and utilize information in a digital world.
Curriculum overview
The curriculum examines information organization, digital libraries, data management, and user-centered information services. Students develop the skills to design systems that improve access to information, support knowledge sharing, and boost information literacy. Coursework combines theoretical principles with practical application across various professional environments.
Online learning experience
The program is delivered via live online classes and flexible, self-paced coursework. Students interact with faculty and peers through discussions, case studies, and collaborative projects. Recorded lectures, interactive tools, and mobile access support a flexible and engaging learning experience designed for working professionals.
Admissions and career outlook
Admissions are open to applicants from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. Graduates are equipped for roles such as librarian, information specialist, digital archivist, and knowledge manager across sectors including education, government, and private organizations.