Innovation through Information

Here you will focus on the knowledge, theory, and technology dealing with the collection of both traditional and digital information resources, and the user-oriented processes and methods involved in their manipulation, storage, dissemination, publication and retrieval. Come along to build competencies in information science, library science, and data science. Students can study in a variety of concentrations such as information organization, information architecture, human information behavior and use, health informatics, knowledge management, and librarianship (including public or academic librarianship, and specialized areas such as medical, law, music, children and young adult, and school librarianship), archival science, modern information processing and retrieval systems, digitization, digital libraries, and emerging areas such as data science and data analytics, digital curation and data visualization. 

News

The department of information Science is delighted to announce the promotion of Dr. Xin Wang.

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The Department of Information Science is delighted to announce that Drs. Jeonghyun Kim and Shawne Miksa have been promoted to the title of full professor.

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The Institute of Museum and Library Services has recently awarded Dr. Ana Roeschley, Assistant Professor and Director of the Archival Studies Program at the University of North Texas Department of Information Science and co-director of the Archives Learning Lab, the Laura Bush 21st Century... read more