The University of Texas at Austin School of Information is a premier research and education program for the 21st century field of information. We are changing the future by engaging the present and preserving the past. Research and teaching at the iSchool changes the ways that we interact with information and technology, changes how information can make the world a better and fairer place, and changes the ways we protect and preserve our collective memory. Our graduate programs offer multiple degree pathways, with the M.S. and Ph.D. in Information Studies. The Master's program also offer seven dual degree opportunities in a multitude of areas to customize your degree to your interests.
Master's Programs
Master's of Science in Information Studies (MSIS)
In-person
Dual Degree; Global Studies Policy/ Information Studies (MGPS/MSIS)
In-person
Dual Degree; Public Affairs/ Information Studies (MPAff/MSIS)
In-person
Dual Degree; Information Studies/ Latin American Studies (MSIS/MA)
In-person
Dual Degree; Information Studies/English (MSIS/MA)
In-person
Dual Degree; Middle Eastern Studies/ Information Studies (MA/MSIS)
In-person
Dual Degree; Women & Gender Studies/ Information Studies (MA/MSIS)
In-person
Dual Degree; Law/ Information Studies (JD/MSIS)
In-person
Master's of Science in Information Security and Privacy (MSISP)
PhD Programs
Information Studies (Ph.D.)
(In-person)
Other Programs
School Librarian Certificate
(In-person)
Content Areas
Archives, Preservation, and Special Collections, Collection, Acquisition, and Circulation, Data Science, Data Visualization, Digital Humanities, Digital Initiatives, Integration, and Management, Health Informatics, Human-Computer Interaction, Information Architecture, Information Management, Information Security, Information Systems and Technology, Librarianship, Reference and Reserach, Technology & Social Change, User Experience Design, Youth Services
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Graduate Program Coordinator Doug Jansen (Ph.D.) & Rachel Hendrickson (MSIS) - graduateadmit@ischool.utexas.edu