Coronavirus Information
As we work together to battle the coronavirus, we will continue to offer safe and secure online sessions . Even though our physical office is closed, in accordance with the guidelines recommended by CDC, we are working remotely and continuing to provide student, staff, and faculty assistance. We can be reached Monday-Friday 9am-4pm Mountain Standard Time at 520-621-3565 or by email – please refer to the iSchool Directory. Please allow up to 24 hours response time. Faculty and Adjuncts will respond as their schedules permit.
Get COVID-19 updates and information for the University of Arizona community. Also, see SBS resources for continuing instruction and learning.
Graduate Certificates
Update your knowledge and skills while pursuing an area of library and information science more in depth with one of our Graduate Certificate programs. Certificates can be earned in conjunction with another UA degree or on their own as a means of professional development. All of our Graduate Certificate programs are offered online except for Law Librarianship. Learn how to apply to any of our certificate programs.
Archival Studies
Learn more about archival practices as they affect the composition and meaning of cultural artifacts and the historical records
Digital Curation
Gain the technical knowledge and skills needed to create, curate, preserve and manage digital collections in a fast-changing environment
Instruction & Teaching for Librarians & Information Professionals
Build the skills needed to create and deliver innovative, culturally competent instruction for information literacy
Law Librarianship
Gain the necessary skills to hit the ground running in an academic library, law firm or government law library
Legal Information & Scholarly Communication
Get the background necessary to serve in libraries, archives, government agencies and businesses that involve legal information
Medical and Community Health Information
Gain knowledge and skills in the practice of health informatics and how it applies to the health care and public health settings