Textile Conservation and Museum Studies
Certificate in the College of Natural Sciences
The Certificate in Textile Conservation and Museum Studies helps undergraduates equip themselves with the fiber science, exhibition planning, textile conservation, and museum management skills necessary to conserve textiles in various settings.
This certificate program is designed to appeal to students across the University in science, history, information science, computational science, merchandising, fiber science and apparel design, and many other disciplines.
Eligibility
ShowTo be admitted, a student must in good standing in an approved undergraduate degree program and must have earned a C- in each certificate course completed.
How to Apply
ShowStudents may apply for admission to the program at any point in their undergraduate study; they are encouraged to apply as early as possible so that they can be advised throughout the program.
Required Courses
ShowThe following courses are required:
- Textiles and Apparel 205 and 105L
- Textiles and Apparel 219C and 119
- Textiles and Apparel 325L
- Textiles and Apparel 325M
- Textiles and Apparel 355D
- Textiles and Apparel 352C
- Information Studies 304W
- Information Studies 355W
