Program Overview

Introduction to the Master of Library and Information Science Program (MLIS@Denver Library and Information Science (LIS)) has developed a distinctive program of study to serve the rapidly changing needs of future librarians, archivists, and information professionals in the Rocky Mountain region. The program offers a range of areas of focus, including Archives and Special Collections, Digital Libraries, Early Childhood Librarianship, Academic Libraries, Public Libraries, School Libraries Concentration, Special Libraries, and Web Services Librarianship.

Program Overview

The Master of Library and Information Science program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in library and information science. With a dedicated faculty, the program allows for face-to-face interaction, enabling the faculty to connect students to a highly regarded professional network in the region and beyond.

Areas of Focus

The program offers several areas of focus, including:

• Archives and Special Collections
• Digital Libraries
• Early Childhood Librarianship
• Academic Libraries
• Public Libraries
• School Libraries Concentration
• Special Libraries
• Web Services Librarianship

Program Benefits

Practitioners speak highly of the program's students and are eager to have them as interns and employees, demonstrating the program's strong reputation and the quality of its graduates. The program's faculty get to know their students very well, allowing for personalized connections to the professional network.