艺术学士学位（博物馆研究）

在美国亚利桑那州立大学的博物馆研究本科课程中，文学学士学位课程是美国学生研究最严格的博物馆之一：美术馆，艺术史，美术馆，公共艺术课程和视觉艺术组织。该计划确保学生具备以下知识：艺术史，批判性写作技巧，外语，博物馆和美术馆以及视觉艺术组织。课程包括艺术史课程，由不同专业的教师教授。博物馆专业人士和艺术行政人员在其专业领域教授专业课程。实习使学生可以直接与他们感兴趣的领域的艺术专业人士一起工作。学生必须参加以下课程：艺术史，美术馆和博物馆，研究和小型企业。课程工作可能还包括非营利组织管理和艺术政策课程。<br
The BA program in art with a concentration in museum studies focuses on the most prescient themes and issues at the forefront of the contemporary museum. These include various ethical and institutional issues, such as decolonization, activist curating, gender and race equity, accessibility, social justice and cultural diversity, and the role that institutions can play in fostering an imaginative museum practice that is inclusive and relevant to the future of society. To reflect the breadth of the sector, students pursuing museum studies select from a large pool of approved subjects and, in consultation with their advisor, their own focus areas, such as art history, liberal studies, education, global studies, justice studies, anthropology and other areas. These courses offer a range of learning opportunities led by scholars and museum practitioners from across the ASU campus and around the globe.<br><br>Augmenting the curriculum are a wide range of internships offered by arts organizations, enabling students to work directly with arts professionals in their field of interest. Additionally, the School of Art galleries, the Ceramics Research Center and Archive and the ASU Art Museum ensure that students have access to an ongoing schedule of public exhibitions, visiting artist and scholar lectures and specialized collections. Professional events offer students the opportunity to develop their knowledge and appreciation of contemporary art and culture while building a professional network. The Northlight Gallery is a dedicated photographic gallery directed by Cecilia Fajardo-Hill, a curator in modern and contemporary art, that focuses on Latin American and Latino art. The gallery houses two important historical photographic collections: the Northlight Gallery permanent collection and the Solari Foundation collection. These collections offer an invaluable resource for researching historical methods, including analog photographic methods and printing techniques, and for examining the ways historical photography has shaped contemporary ways of seeing.