Why pursue an M.A. degree in Archives and Public History at New York University?
Public historians and archivists operate in a global and technological environment that is rapidly changing. They require a broad education that will provide the intellectual engagement, conceptual tools, and practical skills necessary to engage diverse and demanding twenty-first century audiences. New York University provides graduates with the solid theoretical grounding, the exposure to contemporary trends, and the collaboration with broader communities necessary for future success. Students have access to world-class library resources, top professionals in the field, and an impressive array of leading public history and archival institutions throughout the metropolitan area. Internships are integrated with coursework throughout the program, contributing to a highly professional and constructive learning environment.
