Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Camden 10 courses
The museum studies minor is for students working toward careers in art, science, and history museums, public history projects, or art galleries and auction houses. They will develop practical skills, gain knowledge of best practices, undertake internship experience, gain awareness of current debates, experience an appreciation of teamwork and flexibility, and a theoretical understanding of the role the museum. With permission students make take 50:698:409 and 50:698:410 twice. Or two courses from the following areas:
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Program Director: Professor Cyril Reade 50:698:205 Introduction to Museum Studies 50:698:401 Museum Studies II 50:698:409 Museum Internship I (BA) 50:698:410 Museum Internship II (BA) With permission students make take 50:698:409 and 50:698:410 twice. Or two courses from the following areas: Art Writing: 50:570:336:90 Review Writing: 50:989:301:90 Art of Revision Web Design : 50:989:306:90 Writing New Media Communications: 50:192:330:90 Special Topics: Workplace Communications Public History: 50:509:300 Public History Practice When offered: 50:698:408 Individual Study in Museology 50:698:487 Special Topics in Museum Studies
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50:698:205 Introduction to Museum Studies (3) Topics may include museum mission statements, organization, and administration; collection theory and ethics; registration, research, preservation, conservation, and storage of collections; exhibition development, design, and installation. This course can be taken as an art history elective. 50:698:401 Museum Studies II (3) Activities may include exhibition planning and installation; object, interpretation, and registration; grant writing; and marketing techniques. May be conducted through consultation with art history faculty and Stedman Gallery staff. Prerequisite: 50:698:205 or permission of instructor. 50:698:408 Individual Study in...
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