The College of Information Science and Technology

Founded in 1892, the College offers programs leading to a Master of Science (Library and Information Science), a Master of Science in Information Systems, and a PhD in Information Studies. The newly offered MS in Health Informatics is a collaborative effort with the College of Medicine and the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

All three master's degree programs are offered online or on campus. The College also administers the information science and technology track of the University's multidisciplinary Master of Science in Software Engineering (MSSE) degree. Additionally, the College offers advanced certificate opportunities for librarians and information specialists, and terminal experts in related fields to update their education or develop new specialties.

The College of Information Science and Technology is also known as the iSchool at Drexel. This identity highlights the College’s participation in the iSchools Caucus and its status as a founding member of the organization. The iSchools Caucus is an international alliance of library, information science and information system schools, the purpose of which is to raise awareness and understanding of the information sciences as a cutting-edge and progressive field of study.

For more information about the College, visit the College of Information Science and Technology website.