Post-Master’s Certificate in Evidence-Based Health Science Librarianship

The Post-Master’s Certificate in Evidence-Based Health Science Librarianship provides the knowledge and skills to be competent in practicing evidence-based librarianship in the health profession. The curriculum consists of the fundamental knowledge of library science and focuses on resources and services in health science librarianship, with a capstone practicum in a health science library or information center. The Post-Master’s Certificate program is available entirely online.

The Post-Master’s Certificate is for those interested in becoming:

  • a health science librarian
  • a manager in a health science or nursing facility
  • an evidence-based practicing professional in a health science or nursing facility
  • a faculty member in health science librarianship

Total hours: 21 for those without the MLS degree; 12 for those holding the MLS

For students with a master’s degree, a Post-Master’s Certificate of Evidence-Based Health Science Librarianship is awarded when the student completes all course requirements for the certificate program. For students pursuing a master’s degree concurrently, the certificate is awarded after the student completes all requirements for the graduate degree.

See the Courses section for additional information.

Post-Master’s Certificate Plan for Evidence-Based Health Science Librarianship

Admission Requirements

Contact Information

For questions on the SLIS admissions process, please contact the SLIS office at 940-898-2602, or slis@twu.edu.

For More Information

For questions about the Post-Master’s Certificate Certificate in Evidence-Based Health Science Librarianship program, contact: 

Paria Aria, PhD
Assistant Professor
School of Library and Information Studies
940-898-2612
paria@twu.edu  

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