It is a good idea to familiarize yourself with all classes that are being offered. To do this, you must access ISIS, the Integrated Student Information System, and choose the Course Schedules listed under Links. From there you can research available classes. Graduate students in Museum Studies meet with their advisor each semester to discuss their choice of study. After you have met with all necessary advisor(s), you will make an appointment to speak with the graduate coordinator. S/he will then register you for your chosen classes.

Program Requirements

The MA in Museum Studies requires 48 credit hours including:

15 credits of museum studies courses
- Introduction to Museology
- Museum Registration Methods
- Museum Education
- Exhibitions Seminar
- Museum Studies Special Topics

15 graduate credits in disciplinary focus

6 credits internship
6 credits electives
6 credits thesis/project-in-lieu of thesis

Incoming Students should also familiarize themselves with the Critical Dates by Term, which include the deadlines for such things as the registration deadline, drop/add period, date of fees due, when classes begin and end, and of course, holidays.