Master of Museum Studies in Brisbane Australia | The University of Queensland

The Master of Museum Studies program covers the historical, theoretical, and practical aspects of museum work. This interdisciplinary degree offers foundational courses alongside diverse elective options across departments and faculties. Students cultivate critical thinking about social, cultural, and political challenges in the field while receiving practical training for professional careers. The curriculum prepares graduates for opportunities in galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM).

Through collaboration with the University's exceptional museums and collections, along with industry leaders, students experience an enriching environment for museum studies and professional development. The program actively incorporates campus resources like the UQ Art Museum, UQ Anthropology Museum, and R.D. Milns Antiquities Museum, providing firsthand exposure to current museum operations.

The program facilitates professional networking and practical experience through short-term internships or placements, where students complete projects that count toward their academic evaluation. Recent placements have included prestigious institutions like Queensland Art GalleryGOMA, Queensland Museum, Ipswich Art Gallery, and State Library of Queensland, as well as renowned international museums in London, New York, and Tokyo.