New Online Programs
Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) introduces new fully-online programs in Archives Management, Digital Stewardship, and Instructional Technology.
- Simmons GSLIS is a national, top ten LIS program
- You will be taught by our prestigious faculty
- Our online programs offer convenient, asynchronous online learning
Why Choose Simmons GSLIS?
- We have been helping students build exceptional careers in library and information science for over 100 years
- Our distinguished faculty work closely with their students to build a strong foundation of theory, principles, and practice
- We have a vast and international alumni network which provides lifelong professional collaboration and support
- GSLIS is nationally accredited and internationally respected
Engaging Academics
After satisfying library and information science course requirements, students choose from a wide variety of stimulating electives.
Dream Jobs and Pioneering Professions
Our graduates have been pioneers in their profession, recognized for their dedication, achievements, and remarkable careers. Today, GSLIS alumni pursue a wildly diverse range of careers, from archivist to children's librarian to information architect. View some of the recent job openings on our popular New England Jobline.
And true to their field, our alumni never stop learning. Our Continuing Education program offers a variety of cutting-edge topics to keep your skills and knowledge up-to-date.
The Global Library
Since its founding in 1902, Simmons GSLIS has trained more than 600 international students from more than 80 countries around the world. Approximately 30 international students representing nearly as many countries study at GSLIS each year. At the same time, GSLIS students, faculty and staff travel around the globe on a variety of global initiatives.
Read more about some of our most recent initiatives around the world in Iraq, Kosovo, Nicaragua and Vietnam.
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Featured Profiles
Iris Cotto, ‘06 M.S.
Children's Librarian, Worcester Public Library, Worcester, Massachusetts
"I want Hispanics and other cultural communities in the city to know the library is here for them. Libraries are public places where everyone should feel comfortable."
Marcel LaFlamme, ‘08 M.S
Library Director, Independence Community College, Independence, Kansas
"Whether we're designing a digital library or a literacy program for migrant workers, GSLIS challenges us to apply our classroom training to the workplace—and to the kind of world in which we want to live."
Upcoming Admission Events
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Tue, May 22, 2012 GSLIS Information Session, Boston Campus |
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Thu, Jun 07, 2012 GSLIS Information Session, GSLIS West |
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Wed, Jun 13, 2012 GSLIS Information Session, Boston Campus |
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Tue, Jul 10, 2012 GSLIS Information Session, GSLIS West |