Information Studies

The study of information studies and library science at Berkeley focuses on the design and development of systems and policies to understand, organize and manage information to enhance information access and quality. It includes a broad range of topics from both the social sciences and science & technology, including information organization and retrieval, social and organizational issues of information, economics of information, intellectual property, strategic computing and communications, multimedia, and web services, to mention a few.

Research Tools
Use these research tools to find information related to the School of Information from sources such as scholarly articles, books and encyclopedias.
Article Databases and Indexes, Book and Text Collections (electronic), Encyclopedias and Almanacs, Handbooks, Manuals and Yearbooks , Library and Book Catalogs, Organizations, More...

Library Guides
Use subject guides and topical bibliographies, class guides, tip sheets, and general guides, created by librarians and library staff, to discover approaches to research.
Information Studies Guides and Topical Bibliographies, General Guides

About the School of Information Collection
Find out more about the collection, including strengths, location, and formats.
Collection Description, Electronic Journals, Purchase Recommendation Form, More...

Related Pages
School of Information
Center for Internet and Society
Center for New Media
NIH Public Access

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