University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The M.S.L.S. program helps students become leaders in the dynamic world of libraries and information organizations. Students gain proficiency in the theories and practices used in libraries, archives, and other cultural institutions, including effective communication across differing ethical, cultural, political, social, and emotional perspectives. Coursework is selected in consultation with a faculty advisor, and a master's paper or practicum project is required.
48 credits
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