I am in the final stretches of completing my MLIS (Masters in Library and Information Science) at Pratt Institute, School of Information. The MLIS is the industry-expected certificate to work in most institutional libraries and archives.
I want to share the list of the courses I’ve taken over the past 2 years in the hopes that it can bring some clarity to how I’ve been spending my time and my professional training.
- INFO-601 Foundations of Information
- INFO-653 Knowledge Organization
- INFO-652 Reference and Instruction
- INFO-660 Collection Development
- INFO-655 Digital Preservation/Curation
- INFO-625 Management of Archives/Special Collections
- INFO-639 Database Design and Development
- INFO-665 Projects in Digital Archives
- INFO-608 Human Information Interaction
- INFO-651 Emotional Design
- INFO-667 Art Librarianship