You’ll gain real-world skills through the MAAA’s experiential requirements.You can also elect to complete a thesis or project as a capstone to your degree program.
AADM – Y 502 Introduction to Arts Administration and Organizational Behavior AADM – Y 504 Arts Organizations in the Public and Private Sectors AADM – Y 515 Financial Management for the Arts AADM – Y 525 Museum Management AADM – Y 530 Audience Development and Marketing the Arts AADM – Y 535 Arts Administration and the Cultural Sector SPEA – N 558 Fund Development for Nonprofits BUS – L 575 Legal Issues in the Arts
Choose two of the following: FOLK– F 516 Folklore Theory in Practice FOLK– F 517 History of Folklore Study FOLK– E 522 Study of Ethnomusicology FOLK– E 714 Paradigms of Ethnomusicology
Choose one of the following: FOLK– F 523 Fieldwork FOLK– F 525 Readings in Ethnography
Choose one of the following: FOLK– F 802 Traditional Arts Indiana Practicum FOLK– F 803 Practicum
Must take: FOLK– F 532 Public Practices in Folklore & Ethnomusicology
AADM – Y 550 Practicum in Arts Administration AADM – Y 750 Internship
Choose one of the following: AADM – Y 650 Seminar in Arts Administration FOLK – F 850 Thesis/Project
Capstone: MA Exam, MA Thesis or MA Project
Students in this dual program who elect to complete the thesis/project may integrate their interests in Folklore and Ethnomusicology and in Arts Administration. Must be approved and supervised by a committee of three that can include one Arts Administration professor.
Three additional approved courses in the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology (9 credits)
One additional course at the graduate level in Arts Administration (3 credits)
Reading proficiency in one modern foreign language
Become an effective leader for the arts
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