Through focused scholarly analysis and applied practice as museum interns, the Curation Studies Certificate provides students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary for employment in museums, galleries, and institutions that engage in collections management, particularly those housing objects from the pre-modern period. Students will gain foundational knowledge in current curatorial practices and theory including history of museum and gallery display and collecting; collections management (cataloging, conservation, research); exhibition development, digital approaches to collections and exhibitions, education and outreach best practices, and curatorial ethics (representation of diverse voices, handling of sensitive subjects).

The major average in the Certificate in Curation Studies includes the grades earned in:

To receive a Certificate in Curation Studies, students must complete at least half of the required

coursework (to the nearest highest multiple of 3 credit units) from the University of

Saskatchewan.

See Residency for additional details.