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The New Museum School Advanced Programme, a partnership with the University of Leicester’s School of Museum Studies launched in 2021 with support from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. The Programme not only offers a gold-standard postgraduate offer but also brings with it the opportunity to harness the arts and heritage sector in driving a movement of inclusive transformation.
Culture&’s New Museum School provided a pipeline of fresh, diverse talent to the arts and heritage sector. Over the past 7 years, New Museum School provided accessible and flexible training to 134 people from diverse backgrounds with around 74% finding full-time employment in the sector within six months of graduating. Whilst we are proud of this achievement, we realise that this is only the start of our commitment. Having supported these professionals to gain entry level access to employment we followed up with them to see how their careers were progressing. A survey conducted with them tells of their encounter with a ‘glass ceiling’ and the barriers that impede their career progression, experiences that reflect the findings of broader surveys into diversity in the museum workforce (Arts Council England 2019).
The New Museum School Advanced Programme addresses Culture&’s core strategic objective to open up who makes and enjoys arts and heritage. The Programme looks for the most promising diverse talent with leadership potential within the Arts and Heritage workforce. The course allows professionals to continue full-time employment while attending distance learning. The course has a flexible and modular structure leading to post-graduate qualifications from PGDip to MA level. There is an accessible recruitment process for applicants with a wide-range of experiences to diversify the Arts and Heritage workforce.
Further details can be found in the links below
New Museum School Course Prospectus