Kristine: Here at the University of Southern California I'm working with
someone at the Interactive Media Division in the Cinematic Arts School, a
program that merges technology, the arts, and culture. I know they offer a
Masters, but I'm not sure about a PhD. And they're very hands-on with regards
to technology, some working with science museums.
Good luck,
Susana
Susana Smith Bautista
Ph.D. Student and Provost Fellow
Annenberg School of Communication
University of Southern California
--- On Thu, 5/28/09, Zickuhr, Kristine Kristine.Zickuhr at dva.state.wi.us
wrote:
From: Zickuhr, Kristine Kristine.Zickuhr at dva.state.wi.us
Subject: [MCN-L] Advice on advanced degree for museum technology
To: mcn-l at mcn.edu
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2009, 12:23 PM
Hi everyone,
Could anyone offer advice on an advanced degree that would
helpful for
working with emerging museum technology?? I've
considered a Masters in
Museum Studies but the curriculum seems too broad.?
I'm a Registrar and
I'm particularly interested in digital image standards,
rotational
photography, online databases, virtualization, etc.. We
have IT staff at
my current institution but I'd like to try to keep
up.? I know enough to
be dangerous, but that's about it!?
Is anyone aware of a program that merges technology and the
arts or
humanities?? Or is there a straight technology degree
or certificate
that you would recommend instead?? An online degree or
one offered in
Wisconsin would be particularly helpful.?
Thank you for your input.?
Kristine Zickuhr
Wisconsin Veterans Museum
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