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Information Studies is a diverse, fascinating and expanding field. As the information sector tsof society evolves, so will the use of technological systems to acquire, store, organize, and deliver information. How do human beings fit into this new world?

The field of Information Studies is recognized as the leader in addressing the information needs of human beings. Information professionals are engaged in helping people locate and obtain information they need for decision-making at work and at home. The information professional's critical function is to fit information systems to human needs, rather than requiring the human needs to be adapted to information systems.

Graduates in the field are in demand and are employed by corporations, non-profit organizations and educational institutions as educators, information architects, information systems managers, Web developers, information scientists, librarians, network administrators, systems analysts and computer user support specialists.

We see two general career areas rapidly evolving in the field of information studies. They will employ a wide variety of Information Technology (I.T.) Specialists and Dynamic Librarians. For a more detailed description of these career opportunities, please see: Digital Age Information Professions.

Recent News

Institute/McClure in Library Journal article
(February 21, 2007)

Gathegi attends S. African ethics conference
(February 21, 2007)

FLA Reception, April 11
(February 19, 2007)

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"The College of Information is amazing! The skills I learned and the experiences I had with the college have properly prepared me for success in a very competitive work market. The instructors are knowledgable and encourage and create a great learning environment." - John Doe

"Great college, great majors, great everything. A must major for any technology enthusiasts interested in a a wide variey of great careers" - Jane Doe

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