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The Master of Information (MI)

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The Master of Information (MI) is the Faculty’s largest program

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The Master of Information (MI) is the Faculty’s largest program, attracting students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds. Graduates of this two-year professional program work in government, technology, business, health, education, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as archives, libraries, and other cultural institutions. Some go on to doctoral studies.

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The Master of Information (MI) is the Faculty’s largest program, attracting students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds. Graduates of this two-year professional program work in government, technology, business, health, education, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as archives, libraries, and other cultural institutions. Some go on to doctoral studies.

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The Master of Information (MI) is the Faculty’s largest program, attracting students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds. Graduates of this two-year professional program work in government, technology, business, health, education, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as archives, libraries, and other cultural institutions. Some go on to doctoral studies.

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The Master of Information (MI) is the Faculty’s largest program, attracting students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds. Graduates of this two-year professional program work in government, technology, business, health, education, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as archives, libraries, and other cultural institutions. Some go on to doctoral studies.

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The Master of Information (MI) is the Faculty’s largest program, attracting students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds. Graduates of this two-year professional program work in government, technology, business, health, education, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as archives, libraries, and other cultural institutions. Some go on to doctoral studies.

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The Master of Information (MI) is the Faculty’s largest program, attracting students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds. Graduates of this two-year professional program work in government, technology, business, health, education, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as archives, libraries, and other cultural institutions. Some go on to doctoral studies.