Archival Studies
Preserve Cultural Heritage
The Archival Studies graduate certificate is designed for working adults who need or want archival training. Students gain skills to work in archives, libraries, museums, historical societies, government agencies, and other organizations involved in the management and preservation of cultural heritage materials. Explore the history, purpose, and functions of archives. Students can expect to study digital preservation, professional practices and standards, and collections management.
Promote the Value of Archives
Engage with diverse communities and stakeholders and promote the value of archives. Study the lifecycle of records, from creation to disposal, and learn best practices for managing records within organizations and institutions.
Program information including curriculum and graduation requirements can be found in the ETSU Graduate Catalog.
Students who have completed the Archival Studies graduate certificate may have up to 18 of the certificate credits applied toward the Interdisciplinary Studies, MALS degree (Archival Studies Concentration).
Steps to Apply
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Step 1 - Create your ETSU Application Account
Step 1 Create your ETSU Application Account by choosing the "Sign Up" option
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Step 2 - Sign into the ETSU Application Portal
Step 2 Sign in to the ETSU Application Portal and select "Start a New Application"
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Step 3 - Complete the Remaining Fields
Step 3 Choose "Graduate," select your student type (domestic or international), select "Certificate," term, then choose Archival Studies and complete the remainder of the form.
Cost
Credits to complete this program: 18 credit hours
| TN Residents | *eRate | Out of State |
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| $672 per credit hour | $835.50 per credit hour | $1,513 per credit hour |
| - The *eRate applies to students living out of state and taking all web-based courses. - Additional fees may be required. - Visit the Paying for College page to read more about costs and financial aid options. - The costs associated with attending ETSU can include both direct and indirect costs. Please review ETSU's Cost of Attendance for more details. |
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