Preparing professionals for careers in archival settings
The Post-Master’s Specialist Program in Archival Studies meets the needs of students who want to gain the skills necessary to work with archival records and papers in all formats. Graduates can work in archival settings, including government agencies, libraries, historical societies, corporations, not-for-profit organizations, museums, and religious institutions. Courses focus on developing collections, arranging and describing materials, 
and making them available. The courses may also be of interest to students planning careers in special, public, and digital librarianship.
Applicants to the Post-Master’s Specialist Program must have a master’s degree from an ALA-accredited program, and have completed all prerequisites for individual courses within their area of specialization.
Students who complete the five courses (15 credits) will receive a credential entitled Archives Specialist.
Degree Features and Benefits
- Accredited: ALA-accredited MS in Library and Information Science; fully Accredited by Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
- Quality: MS in Library & Information Science ranked #9 in the nation, U.S.News & World Report
- Convenience: A flexible, completely online program that fits easily into your busy work and personal schedule
- Interactivity: Drexel’s highly interactive e-learning method allows extensive interaction with faculty and other classmates
Interested in learning more? View the curriculum for our Post-Master’s Archival Studies Specialist Program.
This program consists of five 3-credit courses that can be completed online in 6-9 months. The program must be completed in three years. Apply today.
Learn more about Drexel's MS in Library & Information Science with a concentration in Archival Studies.
