Core Required Classes:

MUSE 5000  Introduction to Museums

MUSE 5010   Professional Seminar (2 years)

MUSE 5097  Internship I

MUSE 5200  Museum Administration

MUSE 5225   Science and Society

MUSE 5525   Collections Acquisition, Care, and Management (Natural History and Science )

MUSE 5600  Museum Project Management

MUSE 5625   Science Museum Methods

MUSE 5725   Science Learning

Research Courses (Choose 2):

MUSE 6925    Citizen Science

MUSE 6975    Science Cabinet of Curiosities

Diversity Course (Choose 1)*:

MUSE 5030   Identity and Activism

MUSE 5650    Boards and Governance

MUSE 6040   Migration and Community

MUSE 6525   African American Art

MUSE 6550    Civil Rights History

MUSE 6150    Design for Accessibility

MUSE 6650    Cultural Encounters

*Diversity courses and research courses cannot double count

Electives: 18-19 Credits

Introduction to Science Museum Exhibitions

Boards and Governance

Cultural Entrepreneurship

Designing for Accessibility

Landscapes, Cultures, and the Environment

Migration and Community

Identity and Activism

Advanced Biological Literacy

Field Entomology

Biological Invasions

Systematics

Wetland Plant ID and Delineation

Management of Aquatic Biota

Echos from Earth’s History

Thesis Research*

Thesis Writing

*Thesis option available only to students wishing to pursue a PhD later

Museums, Landscapes and Society in the Canary Islands (Winter Field Trip)

Applied Museum Education & Interpretation

Topics in Museum Studies

Digital Technology in Museums

Independent Studies: Museum Studies

Internship II

Visitor Experience

Museum Finance

Strategic Planning in Museums

Fundraising and Development

Introduction to Museum Marketing

Applied Museum Marketing

Civil Rights History

Building Your Professional Identity

History of Science and Science Museums