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MA in Heritage Studies for a Global Society
| Tuition | Credits for graduation | Time to Complete |
|---|---|---|
| $980 /credit | 33 semester hours | 2-3 years |
Program Description
Traditions and culture - art, music, artifacts, and history - are key elements defining the human condition. The MA in Heritage Studies program explores historical materials and cultural artifacts – ancient and modern, local, national or international and prepares you for a career in cultural and educational settings.
Program Objectives
MA in Heritage Studies program is designed to provide you with a solid background in the theoretical, practical and professional aspects of heritage studies.
- Prepare for two pathways – academic and professional
- Gain skills for a career in museums and archives, community organizations, public history and more
- Hone writing and research skills for career growth or for further study
Curriculum
This inter-disciplinary program allows you tailor your study to concentrate in areas such as museum studies, history and public history.
Coursework includes:
- Historiography and Methods
- Oral History and Performance
- Seminar: The Writer as Historian
Gaining Experience
The museum practicum allows you to apply classroom learning in a professional setting where you will develop your skills, learn from professionals working in the field, and build your professional network. Field experience placements include Strawbery Banke Museum and Stoughton Historical Society. Graduates of this program a currently working at Mass Bay Community College and the U.S. Army.
Next Steps
The MA in Heritage Studies is designed for students from a wide variety of backgrounds who have an interest in the field.
Application requirements:
- Completed application form and transcripts
- Personal statement; Resume; Two letters of Recommendation
- Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher
- GRE score (may be waived by earning a grade of “B” or higher in two program courses as a non-matriculated student at Regis)
- Interview with the Program Director
Contact Information
781-768-7196
kathryn.edney@regiscollege.edu
Dean's Office
781-768-7155
slaess@regiscollege.edu
