Open Classes Academics

Open Classes courses are electives offered in the Master of Library and Information Science, Master of Archives and Records Administration and Master of Informatics programs. Most of the electives offered in the master’s degree programs are available through the Open Classes program on a space available basis. Courses are offered during the fall, spring, and summer sessions. Course selection and faculty vary each session.

Courses cover a wide range of topics. Fall topics include: XML, AI and Data Ethics, Intercultural Communication, Grant Writing, Project Management, Digital Forensics for Archivists, Linked Data, Early Childhood Literacy and more!

“The Open Classes program is incredible. The course work is already helping me improve my skills.” – Jessica Berger, Open Classes student