School of Informatics and Computing
Departments
Library and Information Science
Graduate
Designed for the student seeking directorship in an academic law library or management of a corporate law library. Credentials for this dual program are also important for advanced reference and electronic document management in a legal setting. Courses and internships will guide students to specialize in copyright law and issues related to intellectual property and intellectual freedom.
This is a 114 credit hour program.
Course Requirements:
From SLIS, 30 graduate credits including:
Foundations (15 credits):
- S501 Referenc)
- S502 Collection Development and Mangement
- S503 Organization and Representation of Knowledge and Iformation
- S504 Cataloging
- S551 Library Management
- S552 Academic Library Management
- S505 Evaluatino of Library Sources and Services
- S506 Introduction to Research
- S519 Evaluation of Information Systems
Library History and Literature (6 credits):
- S605 Internship (Permission of faculty advisor)
- S654 Law Librarianship
Information Technologies (9 credits):
- S522 Social Science Information (P: S401 & S501)
- S523 Science and Technology Information (P: S401 & S501)
- S525 Government Information(P:S401 & S501)
- S526 Business Information (P: S401,& S501)
- S533 Online Searching (P; S401)
- S541 Information Policy
- S640 Seminar Intellectual Freedom (P: 9 SLIS hours)
Also 84 credit hours is required from Law School for more requirements.
http://indylaw.indiana.edu
SLIS Advisor: Dr. Tomas Lipinski tlipinsk [at] iupui [dot] edu