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Please send me information on the following programs

Undergraduate

Bachelor of Science in Information Management and Technology (BS)
Dual Degree with the School of Management
Dual Degree with the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication

Graduate

Master of Science in Library and Information Science
Master of Science in Library and Information Science School Media Specialization
Master of Science in Information Management (MS/IM)
Executive Master's in Information Management
Master of Science in Telecommunications & Network Management (MS/TNM)

Doctoral

Ph.D. in Information Science and Technology (PHD)
Doctorate of Professional Studies in Information Management

Certificate of Advanced Study

Cultural Heritage Preservation
Digital Libraries
Data Science
Global Enterprise Technology
Information Innovation
Information Security Management
Information Systems and Telecommunications Management
School Media

Other School of Information Studies Programs

Summer Institute on Leadership and Change in an Information Society

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