Department of Library and Information Science
Manage information access and use in the digital world
Technology rules. But who makes the rules?
When you learn to manage the relentless data stream and use information as a tool, you can enrich lives and create positive change. Our faculty, students, and graduates are shaping information policy and analyzing data, large and small, to make a difference in universities, libraries, museums, nonprofits, businesses, and government institutions.
They utilize their skills to preserve community memory, promote literacy, and provide crucial insight and direction on the collection, preservation, and use of information.
Data is everywhere
The heart of our teaching, scholarship, and service lies in how we use data, information, and technology. To that end, we study, build, and critically analyze information infrastructures. Data management is key to innovation and good decision-making in everything from health care and education to the corporate sector.
Where can you take data?
- Historic preservation
- Outreach and education
- Curation and archiving
- Analysis and research
Degree Programs
Information can take you where you want to go. And IUPUI’s Department of Library and Information Science will help you to become a successful information professional. You may even complete many of our programs entirely online.
Department News
- Privacy expert Kyle Jones says student data collection can lead to ethics concerns
August 26, 2019 - Applied Data and Information Science B.S. degree approved and open for enrollment
June 4, 2019 - Faculty work featured in new digital humanities research methods book
January 28, 2019
