HC Master of Arts in the Field of Museums at George Washington University

The master of arts in museums, history, and culture is an innovative interdisciplinary program. It provides students with advanced training in the methods and scholarship of history or American studies, while also grounding their education in the ethics of museum practice and the skills used by museum professionals. The program is designed for emerging scholars who wish to develop research skills and an area of expertise as well as the practical knowledge and skills needed to bring history to the public.

Faculty: Columbian College of Arts and Sciences  |  Department: American Studies  |  Location: Washington, DC, United States

What you will study

The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Graduate Programs. 36 credits, including 6 credits in required methodology courses, 6 credits in selected museum skills courses, 3 credits in applied work, a 3-credit capstone project, and 18 credits in elective courses.

Career pathways

Unique opportunities for internships or independent study are provided by the many local and national cultural and political advocacy programs.

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