Prospective Students

These pages provide information about entrance requirements and application procedure of each of our graduate programs. For information about students and instructors, please visit the People & Groups section. For an overview of each program offered by our school, please visit the Programs page. 

Master of Library and Information Studies
This program is accredited by the American Library Association (ALA), and allows students to pursue a course-based or thesis-based degree on a full-time or part-time basis.
Combined Master of Arts in Humanities Computing / Master of Library & Information Studies Program
In this inter-faculty joint degree program, students may complete the MLIS degree in conjunction with the Master of Arts in Humanities Computing. This is a thesis-based degree program, which typically extends over three years of full-time study.
Master of Arts in Humanities Computing, Library & Information Studies Specialization
SLIS is a home department for the Master of Arts in Humanities Computing, a thesis-based degree program offered through the Faculty of Arts.
Interdisiplinary
Individuals may pursue a Ph.D. at SLIS in conjunction with another department on campus that has an established Ph.D. program. 

The Faculty of Education also offers the Teacher-Librarianship by Distance Learning program.