You might also try the University of Washington -- they have both an M.A.
and Certificate in Museology and an M.A. in anthropology.  Though not
combined, you can focus on anthropology in your museology studies.  (My
area is art history, so I don't know all the particulars about anthro.)

Toni Preston
Museology grad
Univ. of Wash.

On Wed, 2 Oct 1996, Laura Mahoney wrote:

> Although not a combined M.A./Certificate program per se -- at the George
> Washington University in Washington DC you can take an M.A. in
> Museum Studies with an academic core in Anthropology or inversely you
> can take an M.A. in Anthropology with a concentration in Museum
> Studies.  You can also get an M.A. in Anthro. elsewhere and then get a
> Certificate in Museum Studies (GWU offers a 1-year Certificate program
> for people who already have a Masters degree).  Although other Anthro.
> Dept's may be better (esp. if a PhD in Anthro. is your ultimate goal --
> GWU doesn't offer one), the Museum Studies program at GWU is
> excellent -- it all depends on your career priorities.
>
> On the East Coast, you may also want to look at University of Delaware
> or New York University (although getting into the Anthro. program at NYU
> is quite a challenge).
>
> Laura Mahoney
> Office of Sponsored Projects (and GWU Museum Studies grad.)
> Smithsonian Institution
>
> >>> Amy Cooper <[log in to unmask]> 10/01/96 04:32pm >>>
> I am also searching for a combined anthropology M.A./Museum Studies
> Certificate
> Program.  Any advice or recommendations?  Thankk you!  Amy Cooper
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