University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Information and Library Science
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The University of North Carolina School of Information and Library Science, or more commonly SILS, is a graduate school offering Masters in Library Science (MSLS) and Masters in Information Science (MSIS) and Ph.D. degrees. Also offered are dual degree programs coordinated jointly with UNC's Kenan Flagler Business School among others. Currently, the U.S. News and World Report ranked the School of Information and Library Science first among information and library science programs nationwide.
The School of Information and Library Science is home to 309 master's degree students, 60 doctoral students, 24 undergraduate majors, and 15 minors. Professional degree programs in library science and information science have been fully accredited by the American Library Association. There are 24 full-time teaching faculty members and about 25 adjunct and visiting faculty members associated with SILS each year.
The School of Information and Library Science is home to 309 master's degree students, 60 doctoral students, 24 undergraduate majors, and 15 minors. Professional degree programs in library science and information science have been fully accredited by the American Library Association. There are 24 full-time teaching faculty members and about 25 adjunct and visiting faculty members associated with SILS each year.