<p>If anyone has information about Museum Studies, Museology or Museum careers I would really love to hear about it. I know very little and would like to learn more.</p>
<p>I got my degree in Italy (in Museologia) after getting my MA in Art History. At that time there were not a lot of museology programs available. A great resource for your questions on this sort of career would be the curatorial staff at a local museum. Here in LA, the Getty is very supportive and responsive to students questions. The</a> Getty
Are you interested in conservation, exhibit assembly, or becoming a curator? If I was to pursue this field now, I would look into becoming a digital archivist. They just cant find enough qualified people.</p>
<p>Luther College and Beloit College bother have Museum Studies minors.</p>
<p>I believe they are two of only a few colleges in the US that offer them.</p>
<p>Baylor, Michigan State, Arizona State, Iowa and Juniata (PA) have programs in Museum Studies. St Marys College (MD) has a minor.</p>
<p>Connecticut Coll
Randolph-Macon Women's Coll (VA)
Regis Coll (MA)
Texas A&M
U Iowa
UNC Greensborough
U Southern Mississippi</p>
<p>Seton Hall has a five-year Master's. When we visited last year, we found that a lot of the people who came into the master's program (after getting the bachelor's elsewhere) were from very good schools.</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure Earlham College has this program.</p>
<p>Thank you everyone, this is a huge help. </p>
<p>MusicaMusica: Im honestly not sure what id like to do in a museum. At the moment curation holds my fancy. Digital archiving would be a library sciences sort of degree correct?</p>
<p>U Tulsa has a Museum studies major. They even operate an local art museum in partnership with the city.</p>