History, Collections and Curating MA

The Master of Arts in History, Collections and Curating at University College Dublin is a one-year comprehensive program that provides students with a unique opportunity to gain expertise in the history of collections and curating. The program features a dynamic curriculum that covers topics such as museum studies, cultural heritage management, and archival studies. Through their coursework, students will gain an understanding of the methods and processes used to preserve, research, protect and interpret objects within collections. Throughout the program, there are various opportunities for hands-on experience through field trips to sites like archives, museums, galleries and archaeological sites. Upon completion of this program, graduates will be well-prepared for careers as professional curators or archivists in institutions like museums, libraries or universities. With a strong network of alumni and excellent job prospects in the field of collections & curating, this master’s degree provides students with an invaluable opportunity to make meaningful contributions towards preserving our cultural heritage.