Museum Professions Careers
The Department of Art, Music and Design at Seton Hall University offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Museum Professions. The program prepares students for professional careers in museums and other cultural institutions through challenging coursework in:

 Alumni of the master's degree in Museum Professions have found job placements worldwide, in both the nonprofit and corporate sectors.

To view a small sample of job placements, click here.

Museum Internships
All students are required to complete a 200-hour internship as part of there coursework. Internships provide supervised practical experience leaning in a museum or at a historic site. Students find internship placements which fit their educational and professional goals. Additionally, students are required to register for the 3-credit Internship course, though course registration does not have to occur at the same time as the actual internship. In the course, students will discuss their various experiences as interns, as well as take part in activities such as resume critiques, cover-letter review, and interview techniques.

To view a sample of institutions at which students have interned, click here.

Institute of Museum Ethics
The Museum Professions Program is affiliated with Seton Hall University's Institute of Museum Ethics (IME).  Founded in 2007 with a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the IME promotes accountability, transparency, and social responsibility in the museum.  It offers students opportunities for ethics research and conference or thesis related travel.