Program Overview
Wichita State's graduate certificate in museum studies provides a comprehensive foundation for careers in the museum field. The 15-credit-hour program combines management-based courses from various departments, offering an overview of museum operations, collections, exhibits, and education. Students develop a portfolio showcasing their research, cataloging, and curation skills. The program prepares graduates for roles in museum management and other related positions.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Wichita State's graduate certificate in museum studies is ideal preparation for careers in the museum field. Students will take courses from a diverse range of departments and develop a work portfolio they can present to potential employers.
Outline:
The 15-credit-hour certificate comprises management-based courses in anthropology, history and public administration, giving students an overview of nonprofit management, collections, exhibits, presentation and education.
Careers:
The program prepares students for careers in the museum field.
Other:
Museum studies students have the opportunity to research and catalog artifacts and learn museum curation.
Entry Requirements:
- For those already enrolled in graduate school: Complete the Declaration of Intent to Pursue a Certificate Form.
- Prospective students: Apply using the Graduate School application for admission.
