ABOUT THE COLLEGE
The world of Information is exponentially expanding every moment. By creating a community to discuss our intersecting areas of interest, we can create exciting advancements in science and service to our communities. The UNT College of Information (COI) is comprised of the Departments of Information Science, Linguistics, and Learning Technologies. Through intersecting and unique areas of interest in information and technology, we create exciting advancements to our disciplines and communities. The UNT College of Information is located in Discovery Park. The 300-acre research park is the largest university research park in the North Texas region. The National Science Foundation has continued to invest in collaborative, multidisciplinary universities, like UNT, that have an integrated approach into the way they do business.
College of Information 2022 Quick Facts Bachelorâs Level Programs ⢠BS in Information Science ⢠BA in Linguistics ⢠BAS in Learning Technologies ⢠BS in Data Science
Masterâs Level Programs
⢠MS in Information Science ⢠MS in Library Science ⢠MS in Data Science ⢠MS in Learning Technologies ⢠MA in English as a Second Language ⢠MA in Linguistics ⢠MS in Health Informatics
59 Faculty Members 478 Undergraduate Students 1918 Graduate Student $157,000 in scholarship awards (fall 2022)
Ph.D. Level Programs ⢠Learning Technologies
⢠Information Science, Concentrations In: Linguistics Cybersecurity Consumer Behavior and Experience Management Health Informatics Journalism Data Science Geospatial Information 12
Dr. Justin Simard JD, visiting UNT for a lecture on âAddressing the Precedential Weight of Slavery.â
