Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies Graduate Programs

The challenges of the 21st century and an expanded drive to remain connected to our traditions and history have increased the need for forward-thinking strategies to safeguard cultures and preserve both built environments and natural heritage around the world.

Museums today need visionary leaders. This program offers the theory and practice of all aspects of the museum field, teaching innovative skills and knowledge to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Digital curation is an emerging field that encompasses the planning and management of digital assets over their full lifetime, from conceptualization through active use and presentation to long-term preservation in a repository for future re-use.

Merge your interests in protecting today’s most precious places and intangible traditions while also leveraging technology to preserve and manage cultural heritage’s digital assets.

Students pursuing an MA in Cultural Heritage Management, who are interested in furthering their management education, may enroll in the dual degree program offered with the Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management of Advanced Academic Programs.

Bring together your interests in the creation, preservation, and management of digital assets and the forward-thinking museums needed to share them with the curious.

Bring together your interests in developing the future of museums and honing your management and leadership skills to make it happen within that unique environment.