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Centers & Clinics

Information and Service Design (ISD)
The Information and Service Design program was established at the UC Berkeley School of Information in 2007 to provide a focus for teaching and research on the skills and concepts required by a services-led and information-powered economy.

Information and Communication Technologies and Development (ICTD)
Research on ICTD at the School of Information follows several distinct trajectories:

  1. First, to understand current processes of technology diffusion and adoption in developing regions.
  2. Second, to act through the design and deployment of information systems in close collaboration with the communities they are meant to support.
  3. Finally, to reshape the dialogue about the role of technology in reshaping global economic and political processes.

Management of Technology (MOT)
Management of Technology is a certificate program for graduate students at UC Berkeley. Through MOT, the largest interdisciplinary program on campus, students have the opportunity to attend courses relating to management issues in high tech fields offered by the Haas School of Business, the College of Engineering, the School of Information and other campus schools.

By taking 2 core and 6 units of related MOT classes with a grade of B or above, students can earn the certificate as they earn their master's or Ph.D. degrees. MOT offers more than 60 courses, allowing students to tailor their coursework to enhance their research interests.