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Susan Maszaros, Class of 2007
MS in Library and Information Science
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These programs are offered by the
iSchool at Drexel (also known as the College of Information Science and Technology), an internationally recognized center for education and research in all facets of information science and systems. A pioneer in online education, the
iSchool at Drexel offered its first program online in 1995. Online programs lead to the same information technology degrees you would earn on Drexel's campus.
Master's Degrees in Information Science/Systems
Master of Science in Information Systems
This master's degree provides a thorough overview of all stages of system engineering as a life-cycle process and prepares information systems designers and developers for successful careers as information system professionals (45 credits - 15 courses).
Master of Science in Library & Information Science 
Prepares tomorrow's information professionals for roles such as Web developers, knowledge management specialists, competitive intelligence analysts, or digital librarians. This master's degree online is accredited by the American Library Association (ALA) (45 credits - 15 courses).
Master of Science in Software Engineering - Information Science & Technology (IST) Track
An online master's degree program that provides an understanding of the latest technologies and tools that are being developed and encompasses behavioral, managerial and technical aspects of software engineering (15 courses).
Bachelor's Degrees in Information Systems/ Technology
BS in Information Systems Degree Completion Program
The BSIS degree completion program provides the skills and knowledge needed to design, create, manage, and effectively use modern information systems. Upon completion of the program, students are skilled in the development of information systems and the management of information.
BS in Information Technology Degree Completion Program
The BSIT program focuses on IT infrastructure and services, networking technology, server technology, and systems analysis, and emphasizes the use of technologies for solving complex problems in computing systems.
BS/MS In Information Systems Degree Completion Program
Designed for students currently holding an associate’s degree, the BS/MS Degree Completion Program in Information Systems provides students the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s while working towards a Master’s degree in Information Systems, Library & Information Science or Software Engineering.
BS/MS In Information Technology Degree Completion Program
Designed for students with five years of technical work experience and an associate’s degree in any subject, the BS/MS Degree Completion Program in Information Technology provides the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)while working toward a Master’s degree in Information Systems, Library & Information Science, or Software Engineering.
Certificate Programs in Information Science/Systems
Certificate in Healthcare Informatics
The goal of the Certificate in Healthcare Informatics is to provide knowledge and skills in the application of information technology (IT) in the provision of healthcare. Graduates of the program will gain knowledge and skills useful in taking on additional healthcare IT-related responsibilities or embarking upon new careers as managers or developers of healthcare IT systems (9 credits).
Advanced Certificate of Information Studies and TechnologyThis non-degree, independent study program provides specialized training beyond the master’s program. It is intended for librarians, software engineering, information systems professionals, and specialists in related fields who wish to update their education or develop new expertise (24 credits - 8 courses).
Library Science Specialist Programs
Post Master's Archival Studies Specialist Program
The Post-Master’s Specialist Program in Archival Studies meets the needs of students who want to gain the skills necessary to work with archival records and papers in all formats. Graduates can work in archival settings, including government agencies, libraries, historical societies, corporations, not-for-profit organizations, museums, and religious institutions.
Post Master's Digital Libraries Specialist Program
The Post-Master's Specialist Program in Digital Libraries prepares professionals to work with digital library systems, digital resources, collections, and services in a variety of settings, including academic, public, and special libraries. Courses focus on designing digital library interfaces, organizing and accessing digital collections, and using appropriate and cutting-edge technologies.
Post Master's Youth Services Specialist Program
The Post-Master's Specialist Program in Youth Services focuses on the information needs of children and teens and on the design and provision of information services to meet those needs.
Post-Master’s Competitive Intelligence and Knowledge Management Specialist Program
The Post-Master's Specialist Program in Competitive Intelligence and Knowledge Management focuses on identifying and satisfying information needs to support critical activities in special libraries, corporate libraries, and other organizational settings by developing the skills necessary to provide organizations of all types access to critical information and knowledge-based assets they need to support strategic decision making.
