Specializations within Masters Degrees
Archives and Records Management Specializatin and Master of Library Science
Candidates in this Specialization will receive the MLS degree and the Archives and Records Management Specialization which will be noted on the transcript. Students in this Specialization will complete the following requirements:
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1. Prerequisite and Requirements
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Prerequisite:
(3 undergraduate credit hours)
Must be fulfilled before completion of 9 credit hours
S401 - Computer-Based Information Tools - MLS Foundation:
(Each course is 3 credit hours, for a total of 15 hours) - Choose one course from each area:
- Assist and Educate Users
- Develop and Manage Collections of Information Resources
- Represent and Organize Information Resources
- Manage and Lead Libraries and Other Information Organizations
- Use Research Effectively
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Prerequisite:
- 2. Required
- SLIS courses (6 credit hours)
- 3. ElectivesSLIS courses (12 credit hours)
- Courses may selected from the following list.
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- S582 - Preservation
- S584 - Manuscripts
- S603 - Workshops in Library and Information Science
- Encoded Archival Description
- S604 - Topics in Library and Information Science
- Advanced Archival Access
- Advanced Archival Appraisal
- Audio Preservation - Principles and Practices
- Audio-Visual Archives
- Digital Curation
- Electronic Description of Archival Materials
- History of Archives and Recordkeeping
- Oral History
- Public Programming for Historical Organizations and Archives
- Records Management
- Technology Issues in Archives
- S685 - Electronic Records Management
- Other courses with the approval of the specialization advisor.
- 4. ElectivesSLIS courses (3 credit hours)5. Specialization AdvisorPhilip Bantin, Director of the Indiana University Archives is the specialization advisor (bantin@indiana.edu).
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