Complimentary LIS Course Support for You and Your Students
Welcome to the ProQuest Graduate Education Program (GEP), available worldwide to faculty and students in accredited graduate degree programs in library science and related disciplines.
By participating in this program, you'll gain access to complimentary resources that assist information professionals in teaching and mastering competencies in library science, information science, competitive intelligence, and knowledge management.
Begun more than 35 years ago as a way to give information professionals free instructional access to the Dialog research environment, today's GEP offers that and so much more.
To register, please contact us at gep@proquest.com.
Program Highlights
Discover More Corps—A social network where LIS faculty members and students access resources available through the GEP, where members can connect with a global community of current and future librarians, and where LIS professionals can access the Quantum2 professional development series resources.
Instructional Resources—Resources for teaching and learning about ProQuest tools.
Products Available—Complimentary access to some of ProQuest's most popular databases, e-book collections, and tools.
Educational Resources Program—Education and school library media faculty and students at NCATE-recognized schools of education gain free access to some of our most popular K-12 databases and multimedia resources. Learn more here.
Student Trainer Internship Program—LIS graduate students train their peers on the ProQuest research environment and on RefWorks bibliographic management software.
Roger K. Summit Scholarship—Presented annually to a graduate student in library or information science who has demonstrated outstanding interest or performance in electronic information services.
Quantum2—A leadership skills development program for information professionals.
For more information or to register—Contact us at gep@proquest.com.
Download a copy of the Graduate Education Program catalog here.
"The database resources, RefWorks, and other tools offer essential skills acquisition for … students across our programmes. An annual highlight is our visit from a ProQuest trainer….”
Dr. Crystal Fulton
Director of Teaching & Learning,
University College Dublin School of Information and Library Studies
