Who is the Graduate Certificate in Metadata and Digital Technologies program for?
Drexel College of Computing & Informatics' Post-Baccalaureate/Graduate Certificate in Metadata and Digital Technologies prepares students to work with the organization, categorization, and retrieval of digital resources in a variety of professional settings. The certificate introduces students to metadata functions and schemes, information architecture theories and practices, digital library technologies, data curation, and digital stewardship.
This certificate can be combined with other certificates and/or courses to create the Master of Science degrees listed below.
Fast Facts
Metadata and Digital Technologies Curriculum
IMPORTANT NOTE: Drexel operates on the quarter, not semester, system, offering classes during four 10-week terms throughout the year.
Please visit Drexel’s Course Catalog for a full description of each required and elective course for this program. You can also find a sample Plan of Study for the certificate.
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