Jump-start your career
As a Museology student, you have a wealth of opportunities to grow your professional network; build your portfolio through courses, internships and thesis work; and develop invaluable mentoring relationships with faculty.
Faculty mentorship
Every Museology student is paired with a dedicated faculty mentor. Your faculty mentor is there throughout your time in the program to help you strategize your program experience in light of your particular career goals.
Careers & Social Capital
Every Museology students takes MUSE 599. Careers & Social Capital in their final quarter. Taught by Dr. Meena Selvakumar, this course supports students’ transition from grad school into the museum field.
Portfolio building
From coursework, to internships, to thesis, you’ll have many opportunities to build an impressive portfolio. Grant writing samples, exhibit designs, exhibit installations, collections projects, evaluation studies, public programs, and more!
Networking Opportunities
From day one of the Museology program, students are constantly making connections. Guest speakers in courses, events like our annual internship fair, and thesis work all present valuable opportunities to build your network.