Master in Library and Information Management (DMLM)
The
Master of Library and Information Management
program at UniSA has many brilliant features:
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all courses available totally online
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choose your own study options
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content developed with relevant industry consultation
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enrol in all coursework courses - your choice, or enrol in a minor thesis or project with the topic of your choice
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study anywhere in the World
The program can be a
complete18-month Master qualification or
can be an extension of the Graduate Diploma in Library and
Information Management in which case it is a
single study period if a student studies full-time.
Students have the choice to complete a full
coursework program or elect to undertake a a minor thesis or a project.
If a student elects to undertake a minor thesis please note that although the
title of the thesis course includes the word computing this does not mean
that you have to select a research topic which is associated with computing.
The course title is simply reflecting the name of the School.
If you decide to undertake the Masters Computing Minor Thesis parts 1 and 2
(18 units) please consider having your work edited and reviewed using the
following service. Margaret-Rose Stringer is a very capable reviewer and
editor and is willing to review local and international work. Margaret’s
website is viewable here
http://users.on.net/cmrstringer/editing or you can email on
cmrstringer@internode.on.net
At the successful completion of the Masters program you will be eligible to
graduate or to apply for entry into the newly developed and specifically
designed Doctorate of Information Technology
Management. If accepted into this innovative program credit for
your previous studies will be assessed and awarded as deemed by the Program
Director.
Applications
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Australian applicants need to apply via Gradstart - applications opened on the 11th August 2008. Please note that SATAC will obtain a copy of your transcript from the relevant university. If it is a university that SATAC doesn't recognise they will contact you and request a copy of your academic transcripts.
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International applicants are able to apply to undertake this level of the program from their own country studying fully online or can apply to study onshore in Australia - via UniSA Apply Online.
Entry requirements
- A three-year degree or an equivalent qualification
- Successful completion of the Graduate Diploma in Library and Information Management or an equivalent qualification
- International student requirements - please click here for detailed information.