You'll use archival principles and practices to make documentary materials and historical evidence available with long-term value to researchers and the public.
The Advanced Certificate in Archives prepares students to become archivists. Archivists collect, manage, preserve, and provide access to records with enduring value, including records creating by individuals, families, and organizations, in analog and digital formats. Archives serve as memory institutions for culture and support scholarly, historical, legal, genealogical, and personal research.
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
This advanced certificate can be taken within the School of Information’s MS in Library and Information Science. It can also be taken as a post-master’s program.
Applicants to the post-master’s Advanced Certificate program must:
Advanced Certificate Coordinator Anthony Cocciolo, EdD acocciol@pratt.edu
- hold a master’s degree in library science, information science, or similar, from an ALA-accredited master’s program;
- submit the online application form, nonrefundable application fee, and official transcripts (uploaded online at application);
- submit a statement of purpose (approximately two pages) online;
- submit a current résumé online; and
- request two letters of recommendation online from employers, professors, or others able to judge the applicant’s potential for graduate study.
Advanced Certificate Coordinator Anthony Cocciolo, EdD acocciol@pratt.edu
