Students may use up to nine semester hours of coursework from other graduate programs toward the master's degree with approval of their program advisor.
Students will apply to, be admitted, and be advised from the Department of Library and Information Sciences at the University of North Texas.
These are estimated costs only and subject to change.
The Virginia Program students will stay together as a cohort through their first year of study and will be in classes limited to only cohort students. Cohort students are encouraged to participate in the SLIS Village where they will have a neighborhood of their own.
Students must present evidence of relevant field experience through prior experience or by taking a field experience course in addition to the thirty-six semester hours required for the Master's.
Students are expected to possess computing competencies that will enable them to learn in the distributed environment. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that these competencies are possessed. Click here for details.
Information can be found at www.lis.un.edu under the "Prospective Students" tab.
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