Looking for a promising career, consider a degree in information science.
The Bachelor of Science in Information Science at the University of North Texas is designed to equip graduates with the knowledge needed to build competencies in key
areas of the information science field (http://lis.unt.edu/BSIS). It prepares students for a career at the intersection of
information, people and technology. Students earning this degree are able to customize their program by developing focused areas of studies in one of the following concentrations:
Information & Knowledge Organization
Project & Knowledge Management
Digital Content & Information Systems
A key feature of the BSIS program is its flexibility. Instructions are offered online and in a variety of formats. The program draws on the strength of our diverse
and experienced faculty. Graduates can work in a variety of organizational information settings including private and public sectors. Some of the job prospects include:
Information Assurance Analyst
Health Science Specialists
Competitive Intelligence Specialist
Chief Information Officer
Knowledge Management Analysts
Information Technology Analysts
Enroll in the Bachelor of Science in Information Science (BSIS) program and take advantage of the Tuition Assistance Scholarship (TAS).
The $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to 50 newly admitted or transferred students into the BSIS program starting this coming fall (http://lis.unt.edu/lis-scholarships).
For more information about the program and the scholarship, contact:
Program Coordinator, Associate Professor
Toby FaberDirector, COI Student Academic Services
University of North Texas
3940 N. Elm St., Suite C232N
