信息硕士-关键信息政策研究

根据多项全球调查，美国T信息学院被评为世界领先的信息和知识管理学校。它是iSchool的一级会员，iSchool是国际大学协会，领导和推广全球信息领域的计划。信息学院善于培训专业从业人员和研究人员，提供各种学科的卓越课程。在这项创新的计划中，我们将全面探索信息的呼吸，深度和丰富性。每个人都有七个选择，一个是专业化，一个普通程序选项，一个论文选项和一个新的合作选项。<br> <br>该创新程序探索了信息的广度，深度和丰富性。 。每个人都可以选择七个专业，专业化，仅课程作业，合作和论文选修。MI毕业生是下一代
The Master of Information (MI) degree program allows students to explore information and knowledge management in all its breadth, depth and richness. There is a choice for everyone among five concentrations: Library & Information Science, Archives & Records Management, Human Centred Data Science, User Experience Design, Information Systems & Design. The Faculty of Information also provides a combined degree program option whereby students may register concurrently in the Master of Information and Master of Museum Studies programs. This innovative multi-disciplinary program explores information and knowledge management in all its breadth, depth and richness. MI graduates are the next generation of valued professionals, able to lead the progression of information design, organization, storage, access and retrieval, dissemination, preservation, conservation and management. With a deep understanding of the needs of society, career opportunities are found across all industries and sectors.<br>Our globalizing information society needs a new breed of professional specifically trained in critical approaches to the study of information in all its manifestations. In a world of increasingly ubiquitous and perpetually innovating information and communications technologies where no aspect of our lives as citizens, workers and consumers is untouched by their influence, governments and businesses alike demand professionals who can make sense of fundamental social change in the transition from the old analog world to the new digital one.<br>CIPS professionals identify, critically describe and interpret all aspects of the information life-cycle and within the full range of social contexts. They work within the public and private sectors to ensure the creation of beneficial policies, programs, and strategies. They grapple with issues that include: the digital divide, open data, open government, data protection, privacy, intellectual property, surveillance, cyber security, telecommunication policy, copyright, and consumer rights. Similarly, they critically investigate the use of body scanners, cloud computing, Facebook, Google Street View, social networking, and emerging technologies on which we are increasingly relying.