Discover how museums work!

Our Master of Arts Program is highly practical, building upon students' previous academic studies in Anthropology, Art History, Classics & Classical Archaeology, Design, Education, History, the Sciences, Public Administration, or related disciplines.

Our Museum, located in Humanities Room 510, is open to the public every April and November, with student-produced exhibitions highlighting objects from our permanent collection of antiquities, including the Sutro Egyptian Collection (November exhibition), or objects from other on-campus or external museum collections with a world civilization theme (April exhibition). Admission is free.