The College of Computing & Informatics is a national leader in information and technology education. With cutting edge curriculum and groundbreaking research led by a world-class faculty, our college is one of the only institutions in the nation that can equip you with the comprehensive knowledge, skills and hands-on experience to drive innovation and improve lives within any industry or career field you choose. No matter where your passions lie, our deep relationships with industry leaders and broad, interdisciplinary programming, coupled with Drexel’s fully integrated cooperative education program, create an unmatched and inclusive environment for 21st century education and research. Start here. Go anywhere. < Back The College of Computing & Informatics is a national leader in information and technology education. With cutting edge curriculum and groundbreaking research led by a world-class faculty, our college is one of the only institutions in the nation that can equip you with the comprehensive knowledge, skills and hands-on experience to drive innovation and improve lives within any industry or career field you choose. No matter where your passions lie, our deep relationships with industry leaders and broad, interdisciplinary programming, coupled with Drexel’s fully integrated cooperative education program, create an unmatched and inclusive environment for 21st century education and research. Start here. Go anywhere. Master's Programs MS in Data Science MS in Human Computer Interaction/UX MS in Information Systems MSI in Library Information Science Programs are available for full time, part time, on campus, and online formats. Co-op is typically available for full-time on-campus students. Content Areas Archives, Preservation, and Special Collections, Cataloging & Metadata, Data Science, Data Visualization, Digital Initiatives, Integration, and Management, Health Informatics, Human-Computer Interaction, Information Architecture, Information Ethics & Values, Information Security, Information Systems and Technology, Librarianship,Misinformation & Media Literacy, User Experience Design, Youth Services Want more information? Visit Website Contact Us Xue Yan Director of Recruitment xy343@drexel.edu

Florida State University’s School of Information is one of the founding iSchools, offering an undergraduate degree in Information Technology and two nationally-ranked Master’s degrees available entirely online, including a Master’s in Information Technology degree, an ALA-accredited Master’s degree in Information, a Specialist degree in Information, as well as a PhD in Information. FSU School of Information faculty, staff, students, alumni and employers can be found in all kinds of information spaces: exploring cybersecurity, health information technology, social media, data mining and data analytics; cultural heritage; conducting assessments of early literacy programs in public libraries; studying the lifecycles of scientists at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory; building digital libraries and creating new information resources for K-12 classrooms; sponsoring hackathons and coordinating information makerspaces; helping consumers judge the credibility of health information on the Web; and implementing broadband in rural communities. The GRE requirement is waived for all programs for the 2025 academic year. < Back Florida State University’s School of Information is one of the founding iSchools, offering an undergraduate degree in Information Technology and two nationally-ranked Master’s degrees available entirely online, including a Master’s in Information Technology degree, an ALA-accredited Master’s degree in Information, a Specialist degree in Information, as well as a PhD in Information. FSU School of Information faculty, staff, students, alumni and employers can be found in all kinds of information spaces: exploring cybersecurity, health information technology, social media, data mining and data analytics; cultural heritage; conducting assessments of early literacy programs in public libraries; studying the lifecycles of scientists at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory; building digital libraries and creating new information resources for K-12 classrooms; sponsoring hackathons and coordinating information makerspaces; helping consumers judge the credibility of health information on the Web; and implementing broadband in rural communities. The GRE requirement is waived for all programs for the 2025 academic year. Master's Programs Master of Science in Information Online, Hybrid In-Person/Online Master of Arts in Information Online, Hybrid In-Person/Online Master of Science in Information Technology Online, Hybrid In-Person/Online PhD Programs PhD in Information In-Person Other Programs Specialist in Information Online, Hybrid In-Person/Online Graduate Certificate in Health Informatics Online Graduate Certificate in Information Architecture Online Graduate Certificate in Information Leadership & Management Online Graduate Certificate in School Librarian Leadership Online Graduate Certificate in User Services Online Graduate Certificate in Youth Services Online Graduate Certificate in Cyber Intelligence Online Graduate Certificate in Human-Centered Data Science Online https://ischool.cci.fsu.edu/academics/ Content Areas Health Informatics, Information Architecture, Knowledge Organization, Leadership, Management, and Administration, Librarianship, Reference and Reserach, Technology & Social Change, User Experience Design, Youth Services Additional Content Areas School Media, Large-Scale Data Management, Cultural Informatics Want more information? Visit Website Contact Us Amy Mosher 850-645-3280 ischooladvising@cci.fsu.edu Chris Lau 850-644-8103 ischooladvising@cci.fsu.edu

Basic Members Directory University at Albany College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity Basic United States of America North America Member Since 2018 Visit School About Our mission is to bring together people, technology and knowledge to address the challenges of the 21st century. We accomplish this through high quality academic programs, an interdisciplinary and entrepreneurial spirit, enthusiasm for learning and teaching, the operational application of knowledge, and cutting-edge research initiatives. CEHC is committed to ensuring that our learning, living, and working environments demonstrate respect for all and are free from inequality and discrimination. iSchool Contacts Robert P Griffin, Jr. Dean of College Contact Contact Contact

Basic Members Directory Kyushu University Department of Library Science Basic Japan Asia Pacific Member Since 2018 Visit School About As part of the effort to develop the new frontiers of science, and to reorganize and reintegrate the scientific knowledge accumulated so far, we opened a new graduate school, the Graduate School of Integrated Frontier Sciences in April 2009. The increasing specialization and segmentation of fields of study has resulted in a vast amount of intellectual assets. The school is designed to reorganize these assets to pursue new scientific knowledge and value in an integrated manner, thereby contributing to the solutions of various pressing problems that face today's scientific community and society at large, all while training personnel to acquire the ability to work for this end. It has three departments. The Department of Kansei Science aims to train highly skilled personnel who can lead in the creation of kansei value from the perspectives of the users, the main beneficiaries of knowledge, and with the correct understanding of human kansei needs. The Department of Automotive Science aims to train specialists to acquire the ability to contribute to the creation of a new automotive society based on an integrated and advanced knowledge of automobiles, state-of-the-art technologies, human needs, and society. And the Department of Library Science aims to train specialists required for the "field of the library" where new knowledge is created and maintained to enable user-oriented information management and provision. iSchool Contacts Emi Ishita Representative Contact Contact Contact

Online Workshop Back Scholarly Communication & Scholarly Data Mining Time & Location July 18, 2023 Online Workshop About the Workshop This workshop is coordinated by Dr. Yi Bu and Dr. Hiroyoshi Ito. It will discuss the current status and prospects of scholarly communication and scholarly data mining. This workshop will be held as an AP-iSchools workshop series of 2023 and a part of AP-iNext activitiy. Speakers & Topics Meijun Liu Fudan University China Female early-career scientists are less interdisciplinary in the past six decades Yi Bu Peking University China Non-linearity between referencing behavior and citation impact: A large-scale, discipline-level analysis Jiro Kikkawa University of Tsukuba Japan How rapidly are scholarly bibliographic references added to Wikipedia articles?: Toward building an open scholarly knowledge infrastructure on the Web

Basic Members Directory Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek Department of Information Sciences, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Basic Croatia Europe Member Since 2019 Visit School About Department of Information Sciences was founded in 1996 under the name Chair for Librarianship. From academic year 2005/2006 it educates students in three main tracks: Information Sciences, Information Technologies and Publishing. Department offers education at all three levels: undergraduate, Master and doctoral. Currently, the Department employs 23 members of staff who come from a wide variety of disciplines: library science, history, linguistics, literature, engineering, computer sciences, mathematics, publishing, graphic design etc. In its educational and scholarly activities the Department encourages interdisciplinary research and collaboration with ultimate aim of improving the quality of life of all people, whereby special attention is paid to the role of information experts in promoting all kinds of literacy, critical thinking and social justice. iSchool Contacts Sanjica Faletar Head of School Library Services for Socially excluded groups Contact Kornelija Petr Balog Representative Information Organization & Information Evaluation Contact Anita Papić Deputy Head of Department Intelligent Systems, Information Science Theory, Information Literacy Contact

Basic Members Directory Dominican University School of Information Studies Basic United States of America North America Member Since 2017 Visit School About Demand is increasing for people with skills to manage information in many settings—professionals who can access and interpret a wealth of internal and external information rapidly and effectively for organizations in the public and private sectors. Chicago’s iSchool offers options for becoming an information professional in a variety of situations and organizations as well as an array of opportunities for professionals looking to expand their knowledge and advance their careers. • Master of Library and Information Science our premier ALA–accredited program • Master of Science in Information Management • Master of Arts in Youth Literature • Master of Professional Studies • Dual degrees • Doctor of Philosophy • Certificate programs For more than 90 years we have been there. Inspiring learners. Producing leaders. Shaping the world of library and information science so that individuals and families everywhere get the most out of their library experience. At the School of Information Studies, ours is a higher standard. A standard founded on rigorous programming, exceptional and personalized instruction, and a deep understanding and appreciation for the needs of working professionals when it comes to graduate education. iSchool Contacts Don Hamerly Director of School Informatics Contact Contact Contact

Associate Members Directory University of South Florida School of Information Associate United States of America North America Member Since 2016 Visit School About The USF School of Information's Library and Information Science program has been continuously accredited by the American Library Association since 1975. The school is administratively located in the College of Arts and Sciences and physically located in the Communication and Information Sciences Building. The School of Information has a robust offering of graduate and undergraduate programs which include Master of Arts in Library and Information Science, a STEM based Master of Science in Intelligence Studies with two concentrations in Cyber Intelligence and Strategic Intelligence, Master of Science in Cyber Intelligence and Information Security and an Bachelors in Information Science with five concentrations in Data Science and Analytics, Health Informatics, Information Security, Intelligence Analysis and Web Development Technologies. iSchool Contacts Natalie Taylor Director of School Contact Contact Contact

iCaucus Members Directory Indiana University Bloomington The Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering iCaucus United States of America North America Member Since 2003 Visit School About The Indiana University Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering is home to nationally recognized programs in information and library science, ranked No. 9 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, and informatics. Its faculty and students examine how information and technology are designed, organized, preserved, accessed, and used, and how those systems shape people, organizations, and society. As one of the broadest technology, information, and engineering schools in the country, Luddy connects informatics and information and library science with computing, data science, engineering, human-computer interaction, and related fields. This interdisciplinary environment supports research and education in areas such as social informatics, digital curation, information ethics, data and knowledge systems, and human-centered technology. iSchool Contacts Joanna M Millunchick Dean of School Equity-Centered Engineering Contact Selma Sabanovic Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs Human-Robot Interaction and Social Robot Design Contact David Crandall Departement Chair of Computer Science Computer Vision Contact

Basic Members Directory University of Tsukuba Institute of Library, Information and Media Science/Master's and Doctoral Programs in Informatics Basic Japan Asia Pacific Member Since 2012 Visit School About Japan’s first permanent library school: The University of Tsukuba’s iSchool is rooted in the Ministry of Education’s Library Training Institute, founded in 1921 and widely regarded as Japan’s first permanent library school and one of the oldest library schools in the world. A pioneer of digital libraries and the Asia-Pacific iSchool movement: With faculty spanning library and information science, the humanities, and computer science, the University of Tsukuba’s iSchool has played a leading role in digital library research since the 1990s and has helped develop the Asia-Pacific iSchool community. Comprehensive and diverse: Today, the University of Tsukuba’s iSchool is among the largest and most comprehensive iSchool programs in the world, bringing together faculty members across a wide range of fields related to information. Faculty, students, and staff share a strong commitment to diversity and interdisciplinary research. A leading research university: The University of Tsukuba is one of Japan’s oldest and leading research universities, a member of RU11 and one of Japan’s ten Designated National University Corporations. The university is also highly regarded for alumni achievements across academia, education, industry, and sports. It has produced Nobel Prize laureates as well as many Olympians and Paralympians. Located in Tsukuba Science City, Japan’s largest science city, the university is less than an hour by train from central Tokyo. iSchool Contacts Atsuyuki Morishima Dean of Institute Human-AI Collaboration with Bigdata Contact Masanori Koizumi Representative Library Management, Public Governance, Public Sphere Contact Makoto P. Kato Representative Information Retrieval, Web Mining, Data Search Contact

Sustaining Members Directory Nanyang Technological University Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information Sustaining Singapore Asia Pacific Member Since 2023 Visit School About Located in Singapore, at the Nanyang Technological University, the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information (WKWSCI) is a world-class centre of excellence with an international faculty, state-of-the-art communication laboratories, and global institutional affiliations. WKWSCI stewards an in-depth focus in research, generating empirical and humanistic analyses of communication and information topics and policy issues important not just to Singapore, but to the region and the world. Our faculty includes some of the foremost global scholars who teach and conduct research on a diverse range of topics such as: AI and human-computer interaction, information behavior, library leadership and management, health and science communication, strategic communication, games and gamification, big data analytics and film/documentary studies. At WKWSCI, we are constantly adapting our curriculum to explore, examine and address the complex challenges of our time. Our undergraduate programme combines experiential, innovative and overseas learning opportunities. Our graduate programmes allow students to enrol in research graduate programmes or in our four coursework programmes that further provide educational opportunities in specialized fields. We are committed to delivering quality education experiences that prepares students to deepen and further develop their careers. The exceptional School, faculty and students have together made major impact in the spheres of communication and information, winning awards in creative, academic, journalistic and research arenas at the highest levels of international competitions. iSchool Contacts Dion Hoe-Lian Goh Associate Dean of School Online Information Sharing & Crowdsourcing Contact Chei Sian Lee Associate Chair for Faculty Technology-Mediated Learning & Social Interaction Contact Contact

At Simmons, you’ll gain the resources and powerful network of one of the nation's largest, most-respected schools of library science while also benefiting from the hallmark features of a small university. We offer a learning experience that is personalized and highly flexible, and our faculty mentors are guided by a deep-seated commitment to social justice, equity, and diversity. As an MS, PhD or Post-Master’s Certificate student, you'll have direct and frequent access to faculty who know your name and understand your aspirations. And you'll work closely with classmates in an engaging, supportive classroom environment, be it face-to-face or online. Choose from online, blended or in-person study on our Boston and Western, Massachusetts campuses. Whatever your choice of modality, you’ll benefit from an engaged community, supportive faculty, and thoughtful pedagogy. All MS applicants are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships at the time of application. Additional funding opportunities are available through a range of other programs, including Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships. A degree from SLIS opens doors to a broad range of careers and leadership opportunities, and connects you with one of the largest alumni networks in the field. For over 100 years, our alumni have been pioneers in the field, recognized for their meaningful achievements and remarkable careers. Join us in making a difference! < Back At Simmons, you’ll gain the resources and powerful network of one of the nation's largest, most-respected schools of library science while also benefiting from the hallmark features of a small university. We offer a learning experience that is personalized and highly flexible, and our faculty mentors are guided by a deep-seated commitment to social justice, equity, and diversity. As an MS, PhD or Post-Master’s Certificate student, you'll have direct and frequent access to faculty who know your name and understand your aspirations. And you'll work closely with classmates in an engaging, supportive classroom environment, be it face-to-face or online. Choose from online, blended or in-person study on our Boston and Western, Massachusetts campuses. Whatever your choice of modality, you’ll benefit from an engaged community, supportive faculty, and thoughtful pedagogy. All MS applicants are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships at the time of application. Additional funding opportunities are available through a range of other programs, including Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships. A degree from SLIS opens doors to a broad range of careers and leadership opportunities, and connects you with one of the largest alumni networks in the field. For over 100 years, our alumni have been pioneers in the field, recognized for their meaningful achievements and remarkable careers. Join us in making a difference! Master's Programs MS in Library and Information Science with optional concentration in: Archives Management | (on campus or online) Cultural Heritage Informatics (on campus or online) Information Science and Technology (on campus or online) Libraries and Librarianship (on campus or online) School Library Teacher (on campus) Dual Degrees: MS in Library & Info Science* and MA in Children’s Literature (on campus) MS in Library & Info Science, Archives Management concentration and MA in History on campus PhD Programs PhD in Library and Information Science on campus or online Other Programs Post-Master’s Certificate–Archives Management on campus or online Post-Master’s Certificate–School Library Teacher on campus www.simmons.edu/slis Content Areas Business Intelligence, Data Science, Data Visualization, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Initiatives, Integration, and Management, Health Informatics, Information Architecture, Information Ethics & Values, Information Management, Information Security, Information Systems and Technology, Leadership, Management, and Administration, Technology & Social Change Want more information? Visit Website Contact Us Dayna Bradstreet, Director of Graduate Admission slisadm@simmons.edu 617-521-2868