The MLIS program represents a continuous 100-year tradition of education for the library and information professions, which began in 1901 with the Training School for Children's Librarians, a department of the Carnegie Library. Andrew Carnegie was the school's first benefactor. The education of librarians who work with youth continues as a strength today.

The Library and Information Science Program offers three graduate programs - the Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS), including the Online Distance MLIS Degree Program (FastTrack MLIS), the Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS), and the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). The MLIS Program represents a continuous 100 year tradition of education for the library and information professions, which began in 1901 with the Training School for Children's Librarians, a department of the Carnegie Library. Andrew Carnegie was the school's first benefactor. The education of librarians who work with youth continues as a strength today.

• Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) Degree
  A 36-credit program that can be completed over three terms (one year) of full time study or up to four years of part time study.
• FastTrack MLIS
  Online Distance MLIS Degree Program.
• Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS)
  The 24-credit certificate program provides an individualized program of study beyond the master's degree.
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Degree
  A 54-credit program, including a minimum of 36 course and seminar credits beyond the master's degree and 18 dissertation credits.