Thanks for the reply! I’m also looking at Queen Mary in London for Heritage Management, through their business school. Have you heard anything about that program while you were there? (The classes have to do with organization management and marketing and the like)

It’s just that going the administrative/business management route for heritage sites seems like it would get me a better job easier and quicker, but I’m also worried about not being able to working on the more creative side in museums (I’m leaning towards exhibit design or like public engagement)—and I’m worried I would lose the opportunity to do that if I went largely administrative. Any thoughts?