The museum studies program introduces undergraduates to the history, theory and practice of museums and collections. Courses encourage interdisciplinary thinking about the theoretical, historical and ...

Whether you are interested in pursuing a career in the museum industry or higher education, hands-on experience and exposure to material culture is beneficial. Open to all currently enrolled graduate ...

Hands-On Experience: Gain real-world career experience in museums, archives, libraries, or special collections through a required internship experience. Develop Expertise in Digital Tools and ...

The mission of the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History is to foster exploration and appreciation of the natural environment and human diversity through research, teaching, and community ...

There are roughly 7,000 public museums in the United States, employing career museologists as well as professional curators, exhibit technicians, educators and others. Learn how you can join their ...

Western Illinois University offers a unique master’s degree in museum studies. Through interdisciplinary coursework and hands-on learning, our program prepares students for dynamic careers in museums, ...

Museum studies introduces you to the historical and theoretical foundations of contemporary museums. You’ll gain the practical skills and knowledge you need to work in museums and cultural ...

Ready to pursue your passion for history and visual arts? The University of Wyoming’s museum studies minor provides undergraduate students with both theoretical and practical experience that helps ...

Shape the role of the museum in modern society. Museum studies focuses on the presentation of cultural memory — which influences both mass culture and individual viewpoints that define who we are and ...

As a museum studies minor, you’ll learn about the historical and theoretical foundations of contemporary museums. This will help you understand the history of museums and their impact on social, civic ...

A collection of war era ephemera and propaganda art on display now at the University Gallery connects viewers to the experiences and perceptions of the time.