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Nov 12, 2024
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2024-2025 Graduate Catalog
Youth Informatics Graduate Certificate
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The graduate certificate in Youth Informatics (YIC) will enable students to develop knowledge of how youth up to age 21 use and apply technology in diverse settings. Informatics is the science concerned with gathering, manipulating, storing, retrieving, and classifying recorded information using Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Youth informatics is an interdisciplinary area of study that focuses on how people transform technology, and how information technology transforms people. This certificate is designed to provide a supplementary perspective for students already enrolled in graduate programs, and to provide enrichment for members of the community who have a graduate degree, and who wish to gain knowledge of or expand their role in youth services. Home unit: School of Information Sciences .
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Campus Code
Knoxville Campus
Distance Education
Graduate Certificate Type
Stand-Alone
Add-On
Admissions Standards/Procedures
- Interested applicants must be currently admitted in a degree program at UTK or can apply directly for the Youth Informatics Certificate through the Graduate Admissions Office.
- Masters students from other programs must be approved by the SIS Coordinator of Youth Informatics, prior to enrolling in Youth Informatics courses.
- Practitioners with a masters’ degree must be approved by the SIS Coordinator of Youth Informatics, prior to enrolling in Youth Informatics courses.
- Other doctoral students must be approved by the SIS Coordinator of Youth Informatics, prior to enrolling in Youth Informatics courses.
- Practitioners with a doctoral degree must be approved by the SIS Coordinator of Youth Informatics prior to enrolling in Youth Informatics courses.
Credit Hours Required
12 graduate credit hours
Note: Students earning an additional graduate degree concurrently with the YIC must complete at least 3 credit hours in excess of the number of credit hours required for the graduate degree. For example, a student enrolled in both the MSIS degree (36 credit hours) and the YIC (12 credit hours) would need to earn a total of 39 credit hours to earn both credentials.
Additional Course Requirements
- School of Information Science masters students select 3 graduate credit hours, approved by the Coordinator of Youth Informatics.
- CCI doctoral students: the 12-credit hour certificate may be earned by completing INSC 593 or an equivalent course, as approved by the Coordinator of Youth Informatics.
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