New York
State University of New York College at Buffalo
Department of History and Social Studies Education
Undergraduate Minor in Museum Studies
716-878-5412
Buffalo, NY 14222
Certificate Programs
State University of New York College at Buffalo
Department of History and Social Studies Education
Graduate Certificate in Museum Studies
(716) 878-5412
Buffalo, NY 14222
Graduate Programs
Bank Street College of Education
Museum Education Program
Brian Hogarth
Leadership in Museum Education
bhogarth@bankstreet.edu
(212) 875-4704
Bard College
Center for Curatorial Studies
(845) 758-7598
ccs@bard.edu
PO Box 5000
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504
City College
Art Department
Museum Studies Program
(212)650-7420
art@ccny.cuny.edu
New York, NY 10031
Columbia University Teachers College
Program in Arts Administration
(212) 678-3271 / 3268
arad@columbia.edu
New York, NY 10027
Cooperstown Graduate Program
Museum Studies Program
(607) 547-2586
Rosemary Craig
craigr@oneonta.edu
Cooperstown, NY 13326
Cornell University
Graduate Program in Historic Preservation Planning
(607) 255-4613
CRPinfo@cornell.edu
Ithaca, NY 14853
New York University
Institute of Fine Arts
Curatorial Studies Program
(212)992-5868
ifa.program@nyu.edu
New York, NY 10021
Conservation Center
(212)992-5848
conservation.program@nyu.edu
New York, NY 10021
Program in Archival Management and Historical Editing
History Department
New York, NY 10012
Museum Studies Program
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
New York, NY 10003
Visual Arts Administration
Department of Art and Art Professions
The Steinhardt School of Education
212.998.5700
New York, NY 10003
Hartwick College
Museum Studies
Dr. Fiona Dejardin
dejardinf@hartwick.edu
Oneonta, NY 13820-4020
State University of New York College at Buffalo
Department of History and Social Studies Education
M.A. in History with Museum Studies Concentration
(716) 878-5412
Buffalo, NY 14222
Syracuse University
Museum Studies
Syracuse, NY 13244
Local Organizations
Museum Association of New York
In partnership with diverse museums, heritage and related organizations, the Museum Association of New York (MANY) strengthens the capacity of New York State’s cultural community by supporting high professional standards, strong organizational development, and by providing advocacy, training and flexible information networks so that all may better serve their missions and communities.
