It’s not too late to register for this weekend’s Open House!
This Saturday, Nov. 21, you’re invited as the iSchool will be welcoming prospective Information Management and Telecommunications and Network Management students to explore our excellent options for graduate studies.
If you are thinking of pursuing an advanced degree in the field of information studies, this Open House is a great chance for you to learn more about it from the original school for today’s information age. You will discover learning opportunities both on campus and distance, hear from the current students about the programs and life in Syracuse, meet with our faculty and staff, hear about the career prospects, and get your questions answered.
While we urge you to attend in person to take full advantage of all the events hosted, you can also participate via chat to ask your questions to the faculty panel, a one hour component that will be streamed live that day. Please stay tuned for more information and chat room URLs in near future.
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