The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Library and Information Studies offers an ALA-accredited Master of Arts in Library and Information Studies, with optional concentrations including Archives (digital and traditional). The curriculum covers core topics in library science and the management, preservation, and organization of information, preparing graduates for professional roles in libraries, archives, digital asset management, digital preservation, and museum records. Students gain hands-on experience through a required practicum, with electives allowing further specialization in areas such as social justice and digital humanities. The Archives in a Digital Age emphasis prepares graduates for work in digital archives, corporate or government archives, special collections, and tribal libraries archives and museums. Flexible course selection enables tailoring to individual career goals, and the program can be completed on-campus or online, though some concentrations and electives require on-campus enrollment. The degree typically takes 2 years for full-time students and 3-4 years for part-time students to complete. 来源： https://ischool.wisc.edu/programs/ma-library-information-studies/concentration-before-2022/