Prepare for a Career Preserving the Past

The School of Information Studies cooperates with the Loyola University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences to offer a combined program leading to two degrees: Master of Library and Information Science and Master of Arts in Public History.

Public history uses the past to serve a variety of contemporary needs including the application of the skills and methods of history to the study, management, preservation and interpretation of historical records and artifacts. 

I recommend the program. I’m really enjoying it and I think it’s a good choice for anyone who is interested in anything from big data to web design to library and archives. I think there are a lot of choices that give students the freedom to make the program their own."

Alex Lorenz
Dominican University Graduate

Accreditation

The Master of Library and Information Science program is accredited by the Committee on Accreditation of the American Library Association (ALA). On January 20, 2023, ALA's Committee on Accreditation voted to continue the Dominican MLIS's full accreditation status for another seven-year term. The next comprehensive review will take place in 2029. 


Chicago's Only iSchool

Dominican University is also a member of the iSchools consortium, dedicated to advancing the information field. As Chicago’s only iSchool, Dominican’s School of Information Studies has long been a presence on Chicago’s higher education landscape, first offering library science programs in the 1930s. See what sets us apart.

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Office of Graduate Admission
Enrollment Management
gradinfo@dom.edu

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