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Graduate Information:IntroductionFields of Study Program for MA in History Museum Studies & History Ph.D. Program Learning Objectives One-on-One Form Graduate School links:WebsiteAdmissions Application Process Foreign Language Exam Info ![]() |
GraduateMuseum Studies & HistoryTufts University benefits from its location in the greater Boston area, one of America's most important hubs for museums and historical societies. The Museum Studies Program combines theory and practice by bringing together scholars of the Tufts History Department and professional experts in Museum Studies. The unparalleled wealth of historical institutions just outside our back door provides a host of opportunities for on-site education, internships, and networking. The Tufts Museum Studies Program provides qualified, post-baccalaureate students with professional training in administration, preservation, and interpretation skills required for a career in the museum field. The Certificate in Museum Studies requires four graduate-level courses and an on-site internship. Alternatively, students may apply for entry into the program for a Master of Arts in History and Museum Studies. Students interested in Museum Studies courses or the Certificate Program should visit the website or contact the Office of Graduate Admissions (617-627-3395). Criteria for admission to the M.A. program in History and Museum Studies are the same as those for the Master's Degree in History alone. The requirements for the completion of the M.A. in History and Museum Studies consist in the successful completion of eleven courses, including:
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