33 credit hours required
Recommended enrollments are six hours fall and spring semesters, three hours in the summer.
A minimum grade point average of 3.0 is needed for graduation.
LSTD 5003 Intro to Graduate Interdisciplinary Studies* (three hours)
LSTD 5013 Interdisciplinary Foundation (three hours)
LSTD 5043 Research Methods in Interdisciplinary Studies OR LSTD 5083 Qualitative Research Methods (three hours) **
All core courses must be completed prior to taking electives. Courses must be taken in the order listed.
*NOTE: LSTD 5003 and LSTD 5013 must be taken in your first semester and are prerequisites for all other courses
**NOTE: To be taken after completing LSMS 5113, LSMS 5190, and one concentration elective.
SMS 5113 The World of a Museum (three hours) Prerequisite for all other Museum Studies courses
LSMS 5190 Museum Project (three hours) Check with your academic advisor for enrollment in the term prior to requesting enrollment in LSMS 5190
One course from the following: Can be taken in conjunction with LSMS 5113
LSMS 5133 History and Architecture of Museums (three hours)
LSMS 5163 Museum Management and Leadership (three hours)
LSMS 5173 Museums, Cultures, and Communities (three hours)
LSMS 5183 Museum Collections (three hours)
Nine hours required from the following or other courses as approved:
Elective courses are offered on a rotational basis. Please check for specific semester availability.
LSMS 5133 History and Architecture of Museums (three hours)
LSMS 5163 Museum Management and Leadership (three hours)
LSMS 5173 Museums, Cultures, and Communities (three hours)
LSMS 5183 Museum Collections (three hours)
LSMS 5333 Introduction to Museum Interpretation (three hours)
LSMS 5423 Controversy and the World of the Museum (three hours)
LSMS 5700 Advanced Topics in Administrative Leadership (three hours)
LSMS 5920 Internship (three hours)
LSTD 5960 Directed Readings in Interdisciplinary Studies (three hours)
Six hours required from one of the following:
LSTD 5980 Thesis or six hours of Museum Studies elective coursework and written comprehensive examination
