UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA · UNITED STATES
Master of Arts in Museum Studies
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
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Master's
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The University of Central Oklahoma's Master of Arts in Museum Studies is designed to foster your professional development in fields such as museum studies, public history, and archives. The program aims to equip you with specialized knowledge and skills to excel in tribal museums and cultural centers. You will engage with international perspectives, explore diverse cultural contexts, and participate in advanced research initiatives to contribute to the broader knowledge base of the museum field. This program prepares you to effectively navigate the globalized nature of museums and heritage organizations, giving you a competitive edge in the job market.
Curriculum
The museum studies major provides essential training for students aspiring to careers in museums, historical agencies, archives, national parks, and similar institutions.
- Year 1
- Historiography
- Museum Management
- Museum Theory & Practice
Careers
Graduates of the Museum Studies program are prepared for a variety of roles in cultural heritage institutions.
- Museum professional
- Public historian
- Archivist
- Tribal museum professional
- Cultural heritage organization staff
- Staff at historical sites and associations
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Master of Arts in Museum Studies program?
- Applicants must provide official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended, with all degrees posted. An undergraduate degree is a prerequisite for admission.
- How do I apply to the Master of Arts in Museum Studies program?
- To apply, complete the online graduate admission application and submit official undergraduate and graduate transcripts. You must also provide a one-page cover letter detailing your interest and arrange for two letters of recommendation.
- When is the application deadline for the program?
- The application deadline is prior to the start of the Fall, Spring, or Summer term. Applicants should submit their materials accordingly.
- What career paths can I pursue after graduating from this program?
- Graduates are prepared for various roles in cultural heritage institutions, including museum professional, public historian, archivist, tribal museum professional, and staff at historical sites and associations.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate DegreeOfficial transcripts from all attended undergraduate and graduate institutions with all degrees posted.
Refer to the degree sheet for additional graduate admission requirements not listed here.
Fees
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How to apply
1. Complete Graduate Admission ApplicationSubmit the online application for graduate admission.
2. Submit TranscriptsProvide official copies of your undergraduate and graduate transcripts from every institution you have attended, ensuring all degrees are posted.
3. Write a Cover LetterPrepare a one-page cover letter expressing your interest in pursuing the M.A. in Museum Studies and explaining your motivations.
4. Obtain Letters of RecommendationArrange for two letters of recommendation to be submitted on your behalf.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Master of Arts in Museum Studies program?
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Applicants must provide official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended, with all degrees posted. An undergraduate degree is a prerequisite for admission.
How do I apply to the Master of Arts in Museum Studies program?
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To apply, complete the online graduate admission application and submit official undergraduate and graduate transcripts. You must also provide a one-page cover letter detailing your interest and arrange for two letters of recommendation.
When is the application deadline for the program?
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The application deadline is prior to the start of the Fall, Spring, or Summer term. Applicants should submit their materials accordingly.
What career paths can I pursue after graduating from this program?
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Graduates are prepared for various roles in cultural heritage institutions, including museum professional, public historian, archivist, tribal museum professional, and staff at historical sites and associations.