Faculty Affiliation
Information
Degree Programs
Information
- MI Concentrations
- Archives and Records Management (ARM);
- Critical Information Policy Studies (CIPS);
- Culture and Technology (C&T);
- Human Centred Data Science (HCDS);
- Information Systems and Design (ISD);
- Knowledge Management and Information Management (KMIM);
- Library and Information Science (LIS);
- User Experience Design (UXD)
- PhD (No Concentration)
- PhD (Concentration: Media, Technology, and Culture (MTC));
- The following PhD concentrations are approved to close and no longer accepting students. Students currently in these concentrations should refer to the 2024-25 SGS Calendar (PDF).
- Archives and Records Management (ARM);
- Critical Information Policy Studies (CIPS);
- Cultural Heritage;
- Information Systems and Design (ISD);
- Knowledge Management and Information Management (KMIM);
- Library and Information Science (LIS);
- Philosophy of Information.
- The following PhD concentrations are approved to close and no longer accepting students. Students currently in these concentrations should refer to the 2024-25 SGS Calendar (PDF).
Museum Studies
- MMSt
Combined Degree Programs
Collaborative Specializations
The following collaborative specializations are available to students in participating degree programs as listed below:
- Aging, Palliative and Supportive Care Across the Life Course
- Information, MI, PhD
- Book History and Print Culture
- Information, MI, PhD
- Museum Studies, MMSt
- Environmental Studies
- Information, MI, PhD
- Food Studies
- Information, MI
- Museum Studies, MMSt
- Jewish Studies
- Information, PhD
- Museum Studies, MMSt
- Knowledge Media Design
- Information, MI, PhD
- Museum Studies, MMSt
- Sexual Diversity Studies
- Information, MI, PhD
- Museum Studies, MMSt
- Women and Gender Studies
- Information, MI, PhD
Overview
The Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto is one of the world’s most important information and knowledge management schools. Information is studied and tough questions are asked for the benefit of society and the students. Located in the heart of Canada’s most diverse and dynamic city, the programs are led by leading researchers and faculty across multiple disciplines and result in exceptional research and career opportunities. The Faculty of Information is the centre for information professions and leaders of research that matters.
People. Information. Technology. They intersect at the Faculty of Information, a launch pad for futures as highly skilled practitioners or researchers. Today’s technologies have transformed the way we connect with, shape, and use information. Similar changes have been taking place in the field of museums and cultural heritage.
Contact and Address
Web: ischool.utoronto.ca
General email: inquire.ischool@utoronto.ca
Admissions email: admissions.ischool@utoronto.ca
Telephone: (416) 978-3234
Faculty of Information
University of Toronto
140 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3G6
Canada
Graduate Faculty
Graduate faculty membership information will be coming soon.