Master's Degree or Certificate in Information Science/Systems

Susan Maszaros, Class of 2007 MS in Library and Information Science

These programs are offered by the iSchool at Drexel (also known as the College of Information Science and Technology), an internationally recognized center for education and research in all facets of information science and systems. A pioneer in online education, the iSchool at Drexel offered its first program online in 1995. Online programs lead to the same information technology degrees you would earn on Drexel's campus.

Master's Degrees in Information Science/Systems

Master of Science in Information Systems

This master's degree provides a thorough overview of all stages of system engineering as a life-cycle process and prepares information systems designers and developers for successful careers as information system professionals (45 credits - 15 courses).

Master of Science in Library & Information Science 

Prepares tomorrow's information professionals for roles such as Web developers, knowledge management specialists, competitive intelligence analysts, or digital librarians. This master's degree online is accredited by the American Library Association (ALA) (45 credits - 15 courses).

Master of Science in Software Engineering - Information Science & Technology (IST) Track

An online master's degree program that provides an understanding of the latest technologies and tools that are being developed and encompasses behavioral, managerial and technical aspects of software engineering (15 courses).

Certificate Programs in Information Science/Systems

Certificate in Healthcare Informatics

The goal of the Certificate in Healthcare Informatics is to provide knowledge and skills in the application of information technology (IT) in the provision of healthcare. Graduates of the program will gain knowledge and skills useful in taking on additional healthcare IT-related responsibilities or embarking upon new careers as managers or developers of healthcare IT systems (9 credits).

Advanced Certificate of Information Studies and Technology

This non-degree, independent study program provides specialized training beyond the master’s program. It is intended for librarians, software engineering, information systems professionals, and specialists in related fields who wish to update their education or develop new expertise (24 credits - 8 courses).