
Museum Studies Minor
Bringing the past, present and future of culture together with a minor in Museum Studies.
Museums are entities devoted to the study, preservation and exhibition of artifacts of historical, artistic and cultural significance. In order to do so, they require a vast range of professionals, such as: administrators, scholars, exhibition curators and designers, curators of collections, archivists, conservators, educators, guides, marketing staff, events coordinators and more, all from a broad range of backgrounds.
Museum studies is an interdisciplinary minor providing students with a strong background in the preservation and presentation of cultural materials and artifacts, as well as communication, design and management skills. It will prepare graduates for entry-level jobs in museums, cultural organizations, historical sites and for graduate study in the discipline of museum studies or in other fields including art history, children鈥檚 educational programming, management of non-profits, electronic and multi-media design.