Master of Library and Information Science Degree | Hamline University Law School in the Twin Cities of St. Paul, and Minneapolis Minnesota

The master of library and information science degree program is designed to educate entry-level librarians and information specialists, and at the same time, provide the educational foundations for lifelong professional development. Students may prepare for positions in public, academic, school or special libraries, or information services. This joint degree is offered in conjunction with The College of St. Catherine MLIS Courses which can be used toward the JD degree:

Communication for Leadership
Online Information Services
Government Information Sources
Database Management
Networks
Internet Fundamentals and Design
Information Policy
Library User Instruction
Law Librarianship
Legal Information Sources
Knowledge Management
Seminar in Law Librarianship
Practicum/Law Librarianship

Up to 6 credits from the JD program transfer into the MLIS program. Up to 6 credits from the MLIS program transfer into the JD program.