The Graduate School of Museum Studies is devoted to exploring the nature of museography and museology and their relationships to socio-cultural system. The members of the Graduate School of Museum Studies are based in the museum reproduction field, with expertise in humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Taipei National University of the Arts and National Museum of Natural Science serve as the stage and laboratory in the three major fields of comparative study of museums, museum interpretation and communication, and applied museology. Members will construct network of practices and community of practices to engage in interdisciplinary professional training related to research, teaching and social action. Both instructors and students will develop in a certain field of the museum profession (such as museum exhibitions, museum education, and collections studies etc.), a specialized academic discipline (such as history, anthropology, biology, or sociology), a certain locality, and familiarity with a certain type of museum (such as natural history or natural science museum, history and culture museum, science and technology museum, arts museum, and general museum), to elevate creativity in improving museum literacy and competency. Through the separation yet combination of approaches in theoretical research, classroom teaching and social practices, the members of the Graduate School of Museum Studies will take cultural thought, social concerns and design aesthetics as the fundamental keys to carry out reflexive participation in the new museum movement of Taiwan.