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School of Information. The information you see changes the world that you perceive—this is the idea at the heart of the School of Information here at Pratt. Across four core programs, we explore everything from algorithms to archives with the goal of improving lives and culture through information.
- About the School of Information - School of Information
With roots tracing back to 1890, the School of Information...
- Library and Information Science, MS - School of Information
With strength in the area of archives and cultural heritage,...
- Welcome! - School of Information - LibGuides at Pratt Institute
The Pratt Institute Libraries have two locations at the...
- About the School of Information - School of Information
With roots tracing back to 1890, the School of Information has a history of excellence and innovation in library and information science education.
The Pratt Institute School of Information is the information school of the Pratt Institute, a private university in New York City. The school administers the oldest Library and Information Science program in North America.
With strength in the area of archives and cultural heritage, as well as an extensive history with children and youth services, we provide an immersive, hands-on and experiential learning experience, preparing students for careers as librarians, archivists and other information professionals.
The School of Information (SI) at Pratt Institute has been educating information professionals for over 130 years. SI, one of six schools within Pratt Institute, offers rigorous, interdisciplinary, student-centered programs at the intersection of information, knowledge, and culture.
3 de jun. de 2024 · The Pratt Institute Libraries have two locations at the Brooklyn and Pratt Manhattan Center Campuses. This guide is geared toward students in the School of Information and highlights the most important onsite and offsite information resources you will need.
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION. Our vision is to empower people to improve lives and communities through information, knowledge, and culture. Our programs prepare students to become librarians, archivists, museum technologists, user experience professionals, and data mavens, among other career options.
