The Office of Education and Outreach at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History seeks a full-time contractor to provide coordination, administrative, and logistical services in support of the implementation of programming for Washington, D.C.-area high school youth. The contractor will serve as the...
Giving Blue Day is December 3. Please consider supporting a program, school, or organization within the university that is meaningful to you. Supporting the Museum Studies Program will assist us with costs associated with our public programming, student engagement with area museums, student capstone...
Museums Advocacy Day is a unique opportunity to join with fellow museum professionals and supporters to make the case for museums. Unite with museum colleagues from across the country as one voice to reaffirm our value, collective contributions, and aspirations. Get the information and...
What can I do with a certificate in museum studies? What kind of career might it lead to? Take a look at the updated summary of the career fields in which our alumni are now working.
Attached is the list of courses to be offered in Winter 2020 that are approved for museum studies elective credit. There are likely other classes that could be used to fulfill the elective requirement as well. If there is a course not on the...
