UB's Department of Library and Information Studies is training professionals to manage the flood of information in the world today so others can use it in business, law, communications or other professions.
Strengthening STEM learning through improved rural libraries is the goal of a federal research grant awarded jointly to UB and the University of West Georgia.
With crisis comes misinformation, warns UB digital literacy expert Heidi Julien. To avoid misleading news, she recommends using the CRAP test, a four-step assessment that filters out information filled with bias and fiction.
The Graduate School of Education will host a virtual Teach-In for racial equity on Sept. 3 and Sept. 4. Learn more about this radical act of teaching and learning.
Tuition Reduction for Non-New York State Resident Online Students
Non-New York State residents enrolled in fully online graduate programs and coursework receive a 41.3% tuition reduction for the 2017–18 and 2018-19 academic years. Specific tuition and fee amounts can be found on the Student Accounts website. Learn more about the eligible programs.
In addition to working with faculty researchers throughout our department and UB, you will benefit from opportunities with our community research partners.
As a graduate, you will be equipped to find professional employment in public schools; in colleges and universities as members of the faculty or counseling center staff; and in private industry, government agencies, community social services agencies and hospitals.
With students from across the United States and 115 countries across the world in our classes on campus and online, our department is strengthened by the diversity of backgrounds and global perspectives represented.
Our distinguished faculty researchers, thought leaders and innovators pride themselves in applying knowledge that is based on theory and informed by research.
