Graduate
Degree Programs
Dual Degree Programs
Designed for the student seeking a management career with libraries and other nonprofit institutions. Content includes gaining expertise in management of special library programs, fund-raising and endowment management, capital project management, and leadership in academic, corporate or large public libraries.
This is a 51 credit hour program.
From SLIS 30 Graduate credit hours
Prerequiste:
- S401 Computer Based Information Tools (3 credits- Pass /Fail)
Course Requirements:
Foundations (15 credit hours)
- S501 Reference (P or C: S401)
- S502 Collection Development and Management
- S503 Organization and Representation of Knowledge and Information
- S504 Cataloging (P or concurrent: S401)
- S551 Library Management
- S506 Introduction to Research (P: S401, S501 & S502)
General Electives ( 6 credit hours)
From Philanthropy, 21 graduate credits including:
- A509 Cross-Cultural Dimensions,
- H511 History of Philanthrophy (United States),
- P512 Human and Financial Resources in Philanthropy,
- P521 Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector,
- P523 Civil Society and Public Policy,
- P542 Ethics and Values in Philanthrophy,
- P590 Internship in Philanthropic Studies.