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Graduate Certificate in Museum Management and Curatorship
Sutherland
INTAKE: September
Program Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Museum Management and Curatorship program at Fleming College is a comprehensive one-year program that focuses on the principles and practices of museum management, exhibition development, collections management, and curatorial studies. The program prepares students to effectively manage museums, galleries, heritage sites, and other cultural institutions.
Curriculum:
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Museum Studies: Students are introduced to the fundamental concepts and theories in museum studies, including the role of museums in society, museum ethics, and the preservation of cultural heritage. They gain an understanding of museum governance, funding models, and legal considerations.
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Curatorial Practices: This course explores the curatorial process, including exhibition development, interpretation, and audience engagement. Students learn about research methodologies, collection assessment, exhibition design, and the curation of artifacts and artworks.
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Museum Education and Outreach: Students gain insights into museum education and outreach programs. They learn how to develop educational materials, design interactive exhibits, and create engaging programs for diverse audiences.
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Collections Management: This course focuses on the principles and practices of collections management, including acquisition, documentation, preservation, and conservation. Students learn about inventory management, cataloging, digitization, and the ethical considerations in handling collections.
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Museum Marketing and Promotion: Students explore marketing strategies specific to museums and cultural institutions. They learn how to develop marketing plans, engage with target audiences, utilize social media and digital platforms, and enhance visitor experiences.
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Cultural Heritage and Community Engagement: This course examines the role of museums in fostering community engagement and cultural heritage preservation. Students learn about community outreach initiatives, collaboration with Indigenous communities, and the importance of inclusivity and accessibility.
Location
Sutherland
Score
IELTS 6.5
Tuition Fee
CAD 15886
Postgraduate Diploma:
- Academic Requirements:
- Completion of a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
- Minimum overall average of 60% in the final two years of the degree.
- English proficiency as demonstrated through IELTS or TOEFL scores. The minimum IELTS score required is 6.5 overall with no band less than 6.0, and the minimum TOEFL score required is 88 overall with a minimum score of 21 in each section.
- Additional Requirements:
- Some programs may require applicants to have relevant work experience, submit a portfolio, letter of intent, resume, or other additional materials.
It is important to note that meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee admission into a program at Fleming College, as admission is competitive and based on space availability.
Fleming College, like many other Canadian colleges, does offer financial assistance to its students in the form of bursaries, grants, and awards. However, it does not offer scholarships specifically to international students.
Despite not offering scholarships specifically to international students, Fleming College is committed to providing financial assistance to its students in need. The college has several programs available to students who require assistance with tuition fees and other expenses.
Graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Museum Management and Curatorship program can pursue a range of rewarding career opportunities in the museum and cultural heritage sector.
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Museum Curator: Graduates can work as museum curators, responsible for the development and management of exhibitions, collections, and educational programs. They conduct research, make acquisitions, and oversee the interpretation and display of artifacts and artworks.
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Museum Manager: Graduates can pursue careers as museum managers, overseeing the overall operations and administration of museums and cultural institutions. They manage budgets, develop strategic plans, coordinate staff, and collaborate with stakeholders.
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Collections Manager: Graduates can specialize in collections management, focusing on the organization, documentation, and preservation of museum collections. They ensure proper storage, handle acquisitions and loans, and implement conservation practices.
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Exhibition Designer: Graduates can work as exhibition designers, responsible for creating visually appealing and engaging museum exhibits. They utilize design principles, multimedia technologies, and storytelling techniques to enhance visitor experiences.
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Education and Outreach Coordinator: Graduates can work in education and outreach roles, developing and implementing educational programs, workshops, and events. They engage with schools, community groups, and visitors to enhance understanding and appreciation of museum collections.
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Cultural Heritage Consultant: Graduates can provide consulting services to museums, heritage organizations, or government agencies. They offer expertise in museum management, collections care, exhibition development, and cultural heritage preservation.
