Learning how to manage information gathering instruments in Art Museums is just one of the skills you will acquire with this Postgraduate certificate"

Today, museums are one of the primary sources of information and preservation of history. Thanks to the management and organization work carried out by thousands of professionals, it is possible to access artistic works from all periods, from Greek, Roman and Etruscan antiquities from the Neolithic period to the most modern and avant-garde exhibitions.

Based on this, the demand for specialists in TECH is very high, which is the reason why this Postgraduate certificate was created. This is an intensive program, developed over 6 weeks, which will allow the graduate to obtain a detailed and comprehensive vision of this profession, from the contrast of sources, data capture and information management, to the most relevant aspects of museology and heritage.

A notable feature of this program is its convenient online format, which allows you to access the Virtual Classroom 24 hours a day from any device. This, along with the fact that the entire syllabus will be available from the beginning of the Postgraduate certificate, will help you organize the academic experience based on your availability. That is why this is a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge in the field of Museum Documentary Management with the largest online university in the world and with a degree designed and endorsed by a team of experts in Art History.

With TECH you set the time: define your own schedule and forget about tedious face-to-face classes that are incompatible with your working life"

This Postgraduate certificate in Museum Archive Management contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. The most important features include:

• Practical cases presented by experts in Art History
• The graphic, schematic, and practical contents with which they are created, provide practical information on the disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where the self-assessment process can be carried out to improve learning
• Its special emphasis on innovative methodologies
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments
• Access to content from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection

This degree will develop your historiographical critical sense and will give you the keys to perfectly handle its techniques and terminology"

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from sector who contribute their work experience to this program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities.

The multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will provide the professional with situated and contextual learning, i.e., a simulated environment that will provide immersive training programmed to train in real situations.

This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that arise during the academic year. For this purpose, the student will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts.

You will have access to 300 hours of the best theoretical, practical and audiovisual content selected by experts in Art History"

Do you know the difference between museology and museography? With this Postgraduate Certificate you will delve into each one of them.

This Postgraduate certificate in Museum Archive Management was developed by a team of experts in the field following the guidelines of the relearning methodology. This technique is based on the reiteration of the most important concepts throughout the syllabus, favoring natural and progressive memorization. Additionally, the quality of the additional content that TECH makes available to its students with each program reduces the teaching load and promotes dynamic and entertaining learning.

After completing this Postgraduate certificate, you will have acquired extensive knowledge of museology and the sources of Art History"

Module 1. Sources of Art History

1.1. The Historical Source

1.1.1. Historical Source Epistemology
1.1.2. Classification of Historical Sources
1.1.3. Historical Source Location

1.2. Source Treatment

1.2.1. Source Gathering and Critique
1.2.2. Contrast of Sources
1.2.3. Data Capture and Information Management

1.3. Historical Archives

1.3.1. The Need for Archives
1.3.2. Archives in the Modern Age
1.3.3. The Digital Archive

1.4. Today's Archivists

1.4.1. Functions of the Archivist
1.4.2. The Social Status of the Archivist
1.4.3. Importance of the Archivist in Administrative Records Management

1.5. The Social and Political Community as Source Creators

1.5.1. Parish Archives
1.5.2. Municipal Archives
1.5.3. Notarial Archives
1.5.4. Judicial Archives
1.5.5. Family Archives

1.6. The Great Archival Repositories in Mexico

1.6.1. National General Archive
1.6.2. Archbishop's Archives
1.6.3. National Newspaper Archive
1.6.4. State Archives

1.7. National Library

1.7.1. Mexico’s National Library
1.7.2. Vasconcelos Library
1.7.3. Palafoxiana Library

1.8. Libraries in the Private Sector

1.8.1. Libraries in the Private Sector
1.8.2. Mexican Association of Private Archives and Libraries of J. C.

1.9. Main Historical Documents in the Modern Age

1.9.1. Main Historical Documents in the Modern Age
1.9.2. Royal Documentation in the Modern Era

1.10. Typefaces Used in the Modern Age

1.10.1. Humanistic Writing
1.10.2. The Crisis of Gothic Writing

Module 2. Museology and Heritage

2.1. The Origins of Museums

2.1.1. Near East
2.1.2. Far East
2.1.3. Greece
2.1.4. Rome
2.1.5. Middle Ages
2.1.6. Renaissance, Mannerism and Baroque
2.1.7. XVI Century
2.1.8. XVII Century
2.1.9. XVIII Century

2.2. Exhibitions

2.2.1. Introduction
2.2.2. The Limitations of the Exhibitions and Their Intricacies
2.2.3. Types of Exhibitions
2.2.4. Processions, Another form of Public Exposure

2.3. Heritage

2.3.1. Ecclesiastical Heritage
2.3.2. Institutional Frameworks, Sectors of Cultural Identification and Cultural Policies
2.3.3. Cultural Goods and Cultural Management

2.4. French Museums

2.4.1. Old Regime
2.4.2. The Enlightenment
2.4.3. The National Assembly
2.4.4. The French Museum before and after the Revolution

2.5. Museum Typologies Promoted by the National Constituent Assembly of France

2.5.1. French National History Museum
2.5.2. Museum of French Monuments
2.5.3. Louvre Museum
2.5.4. Luxembourg Palace

2.6. From Napoleon I to World War II

2.6.1. Napoleon I
2.6.2. Covered Panoramas
2.6.3. The Palace of Versailles
2.6.4. The 19th Century
2.6.5. The 20th Century
2.6.6. Germany, Italy, Russia and the United States
2.6.7. The Interruption of World War II

2.7. Museology and Museography

2.7.1. Museology and Museography
2.7.2. New Museology
2.7.3. Expansion of the Museum Concept
2.7.4. The Strategies of Museums

    2.7.4.1. Anglo-Saxon strategy
    2.7.4.2. Mediterranean Strategy

2.8. North American Museums

2.8.1. Characteristics of North American Museums
2.8.2. Financial System
2.8.3. The Museums that Make up the TRUST

2.9. Museums and Relevant Figures

2.9.1. Whitney Museum of American Art
2.9.2. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston
2.9.3. Albright-Knox Art Gallery
2.9.4. Key Figures in Patronage
2.9.5. Gertrude Stein

2.10. Museums and Their History

2.10.1. Ancient Art Museums
2.10.2. Art Museums of the Middle Age
2.10.3. Museums Art of the Modern Age
2.10.4. Contemporary Art Museums 

It's time to invest your time in a degree that will give your resume a badge synonymous with professionalism and commitment"