Market landscape - continuing education programmes
Jinfo Report
13th February 2018
Abstract
This market landscape looks at six key institutions that offer either certificates or non-MLIS Master's degrees. All courses support online learning which makes them accessible to working professionals globally.
- Master of Science in Information and Knowledge Strategy - Columbia University
- Post-Master's Certificate in Library and Information Science - San José State University
- Advanced Certificate of Information Studies and Technology - Drexel University Online
- MSc Information Management - Robert Gordon University
- Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS) in Library and Information Science - University of Illinois
- Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS) in Data Science - Syracuse University.
This market landscape includes a brief description of the course, a link to its homepage and the parent institution, key features and pricing.
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