Prof. Dr. Christoph Graf
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Network of European Archival EducatorsMarburg 2008
An integrated and innovative academic Education:The Master of Archival, Library and Information
Science (MAS AIS) of the Universities of Berne and Lausanne
Prof. Dr. Christoph Graf
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1. Framework
2. Basic principles
3. Structure and program
4. State and Perspectives
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1. Framework IThe Educational System in Switzerland
Primary Level
Secondary Level I
Secondary Level II
Vocational school
I+D-Assistants
Tertiary Level
Universities of applied sciencesI+D-Specialists Universities
Postgraduate course
Postgraduate course
Pha
ses
Practical training theoretical training
Continuous Education
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1. Framework II
- The existing archival and librarian education in Switzerland:
- secondary level: I+D-Assistant (since 1994, Vocational Schools in Zurich, Berne and Lausanne)
- tertiary level: I+D-Specialist (since 1994, Univ. of applied sciences in Geneva and Chur, up from 2008: Masterprogram)
- tertiary level: Certificate in Archival and Information Science (2002-2006, University of Lausanne)
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1. Framework III
- The existing archival and librarian education in Switzerland, Cont.:
- tertiary level: MAS AIS (since 2006, Universities of Berne and Lausanne)
- tertiary level: MAS in Library (and Information) Science (since 2007, University of Zurich)
- different workshops, seminars and other short term programs of the professional organisations
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1. Framework IV
- Others:
Size of CHsize of the marketmulticulturalityfederalismlack of permanent teaching staff/ressources/institutionsBasic vs. Continuous education (CE)Self-financing of CEBologna-RulesAdmission for academic CE: Univ.-degree
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General Management Competencies
Project ManagementInformation Technology
Documentation ScienceInformation Retrieval
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LibraryScience
Science of Public
Administration
History & auxiliary sciences
General Information
Science
Information & Knowledge
Management
2. Basic Principles I
Archival Science(incl. Records Management)
- Interdisciplinarity:
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2. Basic Priciples II
Interculturality: german, french, english as teaching languages
Interactivity between teachers and studentsUniversity vs. Univ. of applied sciencespost-graduate continuous educationpart-time, parallel to professional activitiespremium levelHigh level national and international academic
teachers and practitionersState of the art and innovation (a.o. in ICT)
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2. Basic Priciples III
Based on theory
Focused on practice
Structured by methodology
Theorie
Methode
Praxis
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2. Basic Priciples VI
- Practical professional experience, internship in another domain
- Concepts of evaluation, tests and tutorials
- Partnership with University of Lausanne
- Network of cooperations with national and international institutions
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3. Structure and Program I
60 ECTS (10 teaching lessons + 15-20 hours of homework per ECTS)
2 years 3 blocks 3 external seminars Certificate Paper and Master Thesis Directors of studies, director of
modules and guest teachers
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3. Structure and Program II- Two levels: CAS AIS and MAS AIS
Foundation of archival, library and information science and introduction to role and fuctions of archives, libraries and other information centresB
ases
Certificate of Advanced Studies in Archival and Information Science
20 ECTS
Methods, theoretical deepening and practical application of information, archival, librarian and historical sciences and information Management and Management of archives, libraries and information centresM
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rse
Master of Advanced Studies in Archival and Information Science
40 ECTS
Master thesis
Internship
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3. Structure and Program III
a) History and related arts and social sciences b) Digitization and digital preservation inc. seminar in Parisc) Management of archives, libraries and other information
centresd) Archival, library and information science; role and position of
archives, libraries and other information centres (II)
a) Archival, library and information science; role and position of archives, libraries and other information centres (I)
b) Knowledge, Information and Records Management (I)c) Functions and tasks of archives, libraries and other
information centres (I):d) Information technology and information systems
a) Auxiliary sciences of history b) Methods of information sciencec) Functions and tasks of archives, libraries and other
information centres (II) incl. seminar in Marburgd) Knowledge, Information and Records Management (II)
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- 12 modules:
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4. State and Perspectives I
- 1st edition, 2006-2008:
• 7 CAS, 23 MAS-students• spring 2008: end of the teaching
period of the 1st edition• master thesis going on• fall 2008: Diploma• Evaluation: sustainable high level of
satisfaction• coming out: >50% of the students got
a better job
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4. State and Perspectives II- Recruitement for the second edition,
2008-2010:
47 highly qualified candidates33 admissions (8 interviews)language: 2/3 german, 1/3 french/italiansex: fifty-fiftyaverage age: >30 yearsMAS: 32; CAS: 1Professions: archivists, librarians, records
managers, documentarists„sur dossier“: none
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4. State and Perspectives III
- Some smaller revisions of the program:
concentration, reduction of contentreduction of guest teachersimprovement of coherence, elimination of
repetitionsdistinction between basic/theoretical
content and case studies1/3 of the teaching time to be used for
interactive sequencesclear instructions for guest teachersIf possible: 1 mastertext per module
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Contact and information
Contact:Dr. Gaby Knoch-Mund [email protected]. Dr. Christoph Graf [email protected]
More information:www.archivwissenschaft.ch (in Deutsch)www.archivistique.ch (en français)