128 Master's in Museum Studies in Europe

The Curatorial Practice MA degree from the Istituto Europeo Di Design (IED) is training up future professional curators with solid theory knowledge and extensive hands-on experience in creating exhibitions and shows from concept development all the way to project execution.

This Arts Management and Heritage Studies MA programme from the University of Leeds aims to develop your understanding of the changing political, policy and practice contexts within which the arts and heritage sectors operate today. 

The MRes in Advanced Practices is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme at Goldsmiths, University of London. This degree focuses on innovative research methodologies and practical applications within contemporary cultural production, catering to professionals in various creative fields.

The Museum Studies MLitt at the University of Aberdeen is a professional master programme delivered on campus over 12 or 24 months. This public study mode course integrates theoretical museum research with practical curatorial experience, utilising the university’s extensive and significant museum collections.

The University of Sheffield offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Heritage and Archaeology, designed to be completed in either one year full-time or two years part-time. This programme equips students with essential skills for the archaeology and heritage sectors, preparing them for contemporary challenges and fostering impactful social, economic, and cultural contributions.

The master’s programme in Museum Studies at Leiden University is uniquely positioned at the intersection of Art History and Museum Studies.

The Master of Science in World Heritage Conservation at University College Dublin is a part-time, online programme spanning three years. This course aims to provide students with essential knowledge and skills related to the UNESCO World Heritage Convention, preparing them for careers in heritage conservation.

The University of Aberdeen offers a Master of Science (MSc) in Museum Studies, designed to deepen your understanding of the role museums play in society. This programme can be pursued either full-time or part-time, allowing flexibility to accommodate various lifestyles. Join us to explore this fascinating field and contribute to cultural heritage.

The Conservation of Archaeological and Museum Objects (PP) programme offered by Durham University combines specialist conservation skills with theoretical knowledge and a ten-month placement. You will develop the skills to research, analyse, preserve and care for historic and archaeological objects, and safeguard them for future generations.

The Conservation of Cultural Heritage programme offered by University of Lincoln is a two year full-time (or four year part-time) programme that offers an entry point to the conservation profession for applicants from a wide range of backgrounds.

The master's degree in Science for the Conservation - Restoration of Cultural Heritage at is an international degree programme at University of Bologna aimed at the education and training of Conservation Scientist, a scientist with knowledge on chemistry, physics, biology, geology and informatics applied to cultural heritage and further knowledge in conservation.

The Visual, Material and Museum Anthropology from the University of Oxford consists of a structured programme of lectures, classes, and tutorials from October to June, followed by individual study and the writing of a dissertation over the summer.

The Art - Exhibition Studies programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a master level course delivered through a public study mode. This intensive curriculum explores the history and theory of exhibitions, providing students with the critical tools needed to analyse and shape contemporary curatorial practices.

The Art History, Collections and Curating MA at University College Dublin provides advanced training in visual culture. This one-year, full-time public programme focuses on curatorial practice and art history. Students develop professional skills in Dublin to prepare for careers in research, writing, and museum management.

The Heritage Management (Hons) degree at Bath Spa University is an engaging programme that spans one year for full-time students. This course allows you to immerse yourself in the dynamic field of heritage management, combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience. It is designed to equip you with essential skills for a successful career in heritage.

The Museum and Heritage Development course from Nottingham Trent University  is an innovative professional practice-based course exploring new approaches to the successful and sustainable development of museums and heritage sites and the development of the workforce.

The Museum Cultures with Curating MA at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of museum practices and curatorial studies. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme is designed to equip students with essential skills in curating and museum management, tailored for evening study.

The Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies degree offered at Ulster University produces the heritage managers and museum curators of the future.

The Museum Practice and Management programme at Ulster University is a professional master degree designed for the heritage sector. Delivered via a public study mode, this comprehensive course equips students with essential leadership and curatorial skills over its duration, preparing them for global museum careers.

This Museum Practice and Management degree at Ulster University is preparing you to establish or advance your career in the museum and heritage sectors.