Develop expertise in information management and community impact with the Master of Library and Information Science at the University of Denver. This program prepares professionals to empower communities, manage information systems, and support access to knowledge across various settings.

• No GRE required for admission
• Accredited by the American Library Association
• Focus on access to information, management, and community impact
• Curriculum aligned with library, archive, and information roles
• Live online learning with collaborative coursework

About this program

The Master of Library and Information Science from the University of Denver’s Morgridge College of Education is intended for professionals who believe in the power of information to foster positive change. The program equips graduates to manage, organize, and deliver information in ways that benefit communities, organizations, and society at large.

Curriculum overview

The curriculum examines key areas such as information organization, digital systems, and knowledge management. Students gain the ability to facilitate information access across public, academic, corporate, and specialized settings. Coursework highlights both theoretical understanding and practical application in real-world information environments.

Online learning experience

The program is delivered through live online classes and flexible coursework tailored for working professionals. Students participate in collaborative learning experiences, discussions, and practical projects that mirror real-world information challenges. The online format ensures accessibility while maintaining academic rigor and interaction.

Admissions and career outlook

Applications are evaluated on a rolling basis, and GRE scores are not required. Graduates are prepared for roles such as librarian, archivist, information specialist, and knowledge manager across sectors including education, corporate environments, and public institutions.