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Telephone: (302) 831-1251
The program in Museum Studies offers courses in the history, philosophy
and functions, leadership and management, curatorship, educational offerings,
interpretive programs, exhibitions and public dimension of institutions
that collect, preserve, study, and disseminate information about our cultural
heritage. A certificate in Museum Studies may be earned in conjunction
with a graduate degree in history, art
history, art, early
American culture, public
horticultural administration, business
administration, liberal studies, and
other fields appropriate for students planning careers in history, art,
natural history, science and technology, and other kinds of museums. Students
are admitted who are accepted for graduate work in joint programs of the
University and the Hagley Museum, Longwood
Gardens, and the Winterthur Museum,
as well as students enrolled in associated University departments.
Students wishing to enroll in Museum Studies should apply for admission to the University Office of Graduate Studies indicating the graduate degree program of their choice.
