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