Library and Information Science (MMLIS)

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As an ALA-accredited degree program, USC’s online Master of Management in Library and Information Science (MMLIS) offers a unique and relevant experience in the constantly evolving field of library and information science. The MMLIS allows students to explore leadership and management strategies to prepare them for high-level career paths while learning information science fundamentals. The MMLIS course work has been designed for the online environment with engaging live sessions and online discussions meant to foster a sense of engagement, camaraderie and empowerment. MMLIS students have the ongoing support of faculty and staff. At USC Bovard College, students develop skills, perspectives and networks that empower them to deliver sustainable and equitable impact in technologically, socially and culturally connected libraries and information organizations.

The Master of Management in Library and Information Science requires a minimum of 36 units.

Required Courses

LIM 500 Foundations of Library and Information Science Units: 3
LIM 502 User-Centered Collection Development Units: 3
LIM 503 Information Organization and Description for User Engagement Units: 3
LIM 504 Social Science Research Methods in Library and Information Science Units: 3
LIM 509 Information Sources and Services Units: 3
LIM 519 Leading Values-Driven Information Organizations Units: 3
LIM 529 User Services and Community Engagement in Libraries Units: 3
LIM 539 Project Management in Information Organizations Units: 3
LIM 541 Archives and Digital Curation Units: 3
LIM 549 Justice, Equity and Ethics in Information Organizations Units: 3
LIM 562 Transformative Technologies in Library and Information Science Units: 3
LIM 598 Capstone in Library and Information Management Units: 3