Learning through Doing, Learning through Sharing Linking Museum Theory and Practice through Professional Work Placements Dr Rosie Spooner Rosemary.Spooner@glasgow.ac.uk.

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Learning through Doing, Learning through Sharing Linking Museum Theory and Practice through Professional Work Placements Dr Rosie Spooner Rosemary.Spooner@glasgow.ac.uk

Museum Studies at the University of Glasgow Interdisciplinary approach to museum history, theory and practice Museum Studies MSc established in 2009 largest PGT programme in the School of Humanities current cohort of 60 students from Scotland and wider UK, Europe, North America and Asia led by academic staff in Information Studies who bring diverse teaching and research expertise across Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAMs) significant contributions from sector professionals with varied local, national and international experience Programme aims equip students with knowledge, understanding and skills required of versatile and progressive museum professionals foreground collections-based teaching and practical hands-on learning encourage critical awareness of the role that international, national and local contexts play in shaping museum policy and practice situate the place of museums within the wider cultural heritage landscape provide a theoretical framework for understanding the role of museums in society Museum Studies at the University of Glasgow

Museum Studies Work Placement 20-credit optional course in second semester 29 students at 13 host organisations (museums, art galleries, cultural heritage trusts, historic homes) varied collections (women’s history, art history, medicine, military, zoology) range of museum operations (collections management, education and learning, interpretation and display, accessibility) Foster greater active learning, knowledge exchange and student confidence through: Moodle discussion groups real-time work diaries conference-style presentations and panel discussions co-authored bibliography Working to a project defined by a cultural heritage organisation, students gain: knowledge of the demands of the professional environment skills required to produce work of professional standards experience applying theoretical concepts learnt in the classroom to real-life scenarios ability to critically reflect on and evaluate individual development and progress opportunities to establish professional contacts and networks Museum Studies Work Placement

Thank you 12th Annual University of Glasgow Learning & Teaching Conference Rosemary.Spooner@glasgow.ac.uk