GB · Masters
MSc Historic Environment Management
Program information
Program overview
Historic Environment Management also called Heritage Management is concerned with the ways in which inheritance can be explored protected conserved stewarded interpreted sensitively re-purposed and re-used It is also about reconciling the conflicts which arise from different stakeholders views of heritage its uses and its future You will develop people and management skills as well as skills around heritage itself helping to give the past a sustainable future This programme builds a robust philosophical theoretical and ethical framework while developing critical awareness of the practice of conservation and stewardship in the UK and internationally It will tackle the issues which arise from rapid social economic and environmental change Through the dissertation or professional product you will grow and demonstrate skills in creativity adaptability autonomy ethics communications knowledge creation and the use of evidence in the analysis of complex incomplete or contradictory areas of understanding You can become part of the next generation of historic environment management professionals capable of working with equal facility and sensitivity across the public private and charitable sectors Designed in collaboration with professionals working in Historic Environment Management this course will be of value to both recent graduates and those in employment who are seeking to diversify their historic environment skills portfolio
Duration: 10
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