MSEM 692 Exhibitions Research and Collaborative Curation

3 credits 45 hours
600 level graduate course

The ability to work collaboratively is a critical skill for museum professionals. In this course, students will explore various curatorial strategies such as working with prompts, artist studio visits, community co-curation, and archival research and will work in a team to apply these strategies to the development of compelling exhibitions.

Open to Museum Studies majors only.
This course is not repeatable for credit.
This course may not be audited.