Archival, repository and related studies

This subclass comprises research and experimental development in archival, repository and related studies.

Parent Category

Graduate Degree Programs

Doctor of Philosophy in Library, Archival and Information Studies (PhD)

UBC iSchool’s Ph.D. program is a four-year funded program that combines coursework with independent study and research. Students have access to faculty members and advisors and benefit from unique opportunities at a research-intensive university. The Ph.D. program is designed to provide advanced…

Master of Archival Studies (MAS)

With an international reputation for intellectual leadership and strong local connections with communities and professionals, the MAS program provides an inspiring space to study archival science and develop professional skills. Records and archives play a vital role in society and students in…

Master of Archival Studies and Master of Library and Information Studies (MASLIS)

This program is an interdisciplinary, high-demand educational experience in which students complete two graduate degrees within an accelerated timeframe. MAS/LIS students gain rich expertise suited to hybrid library/archives and senior records management roles, and cultural institutions, giving…

UBC Researchers

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Kwakkel, Erik

School of Information, Faculty of Arts

Faculty (G+PS eligible/member)

Codicology; History of Libraries; History of the Book; Medieval Manuscripts; Paleography; History of Reading; Codicology, History of Libraries, History of the Book, Medieval Manuscripts, Paleography, History of Reading

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Lemieux, Victoria

School of Information, Faculty of Arts

Faculty (G+PS eligible/member)

Archival, repository and related studies; Records and information management (except business records and information management); Digital humanities; Blockchain technology and Ecosystems; Trust and Records; Privacy; security; Risk management; Transparency and the public interest (in public sector and financial contexts)

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Turner, Hannah

School of Information, Faculty of Arts

Faculty (G+PS eligible/member)

Archival, repository and related studies; Library science and information studies; cataloguing and classification; Cultural Institutions (Museums, Libraries, etc.); Impacts of New Information Technologies; information practice; museum anthropology; Science and technology studies