Since 2002, SLIS has offered the courses listed below on a regular basis. These courses originate from Indianapolis and are received at sites in Indiana including Gary, South Bend, Fort Wayne, and New Albany. These courses are key to either public librarianship or school librarianship certification. A student may complete six graduate credits before admission to the MLS program.

• Each Summer I Session
• L527 Management of Libraries

• Each Summer II Session
• L520 Bibliographic Access and Control

• Each Fall Semester
• L528 Collection Development
• L533 Library Materials for Children and Young Adults
• L551 Information Inquiry for School Teachers

• Each Spring Semester
• L401 Computer Based Information Tools (not for certification or
• MLS credit)
• L524 Information Sources and Services
• L526 Library Automation
• L553 The School Media Specialist

Also see the SLIS Survival Guide for Off-Campus Students and the Online Courses page.