Graduate Programs with the College of Information (COI)

The College of Information (COI) offers several specialized graduate degrees. Choose a specific graduate program below to view core requirements, review academic pathway maps, and access foundational prerequisites.
 

Graduate Academic Certificates (GACs)

Find out more about Graduate Academic Certificates (GACs) with the College of Information

 

Master's Degree Programs

Access complete master's degree requirements and degree checklists for all master's degrees and professional certificate programs housed in the College of Information (COI). You can review the detailed program information for Data Science, Information Science, and Learning Technologies.
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The Master of Science in Information Science (MSIS) is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to function as information professionals in a variety of information agencies, including internet service providers, web search portals, information processing services, or electronic publishing.
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UNT's Information Science master's program in Library Science (MSLS) prepares information professionals for work in a variety of roles and application settings, including all types of libraries and other information agencies.
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The Master of Science in Health Informatics (MS-HI) program at UNT is designed to educate leaders in health informatics who can apply data science and information management methods and techniques to improve the delivery of healthcare with a patient-centered focus in diversified environments.
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The Master of Science in Data Science (MS-DS) program at UNT Anuradha and Vikas Sinha department of data science is designed to address the current market needs for highly skilled data science and data analytics professionals.
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The Master of Science degree in Learning Technologies at UNT gives you the foundation in learning and educational technologies required to create, deliver and enhance learning experiences in a variety of contexts.
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The School Librarian Certification program at UNT prepares educators to lead dynamic school library programs that support student learning, literacy development, information access, and technology integration.

Dual Programs with College of Information Partnerships

 

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The Master's of Science in Biomedical Engineering and Master of Science Data Science at UNT is a two-year, dual-degree program merging biomedical engineering with data science.