Curatorial Track: MA in Art History with an Emphasis on Museums and Curatorial Practice
This track is designed primarily to provide students with a solid academic foundation on which to base a variety of careers in the museum, gallery, or cultural institutions.
This program of study offers a variety of opportunities for practical training in the art museum and gallery fields. Curatorial Track students receive hands-on experience in the required courses Art History 703 and 704 (Introduction to Art Museum Studies). The culmination of the Curatorial Track is an individual student-curated exhibition.
General Guidelines
- Curatorial Track: Two Year Overview
- Curatorial Track: Two Year Overview with TA-ship
- Thesis Proposal Process
- Thesis Exhibition Format, Defense, Final Submission, Guidelines, and Best Practices
- Progress to Degree Worksheet
Thesis Exhibition Proposal Sample
Graduate Grievance Procedures
Federal law and UWM policy require programs and departments to have procedures for graduate students to appeal academic decisions such as grades or scholastic standing. These procedures ensure the protection of students’ rights. These pages serve as a reference on procedures for graduate student academic appeals.