BA (Hons) Heritage and Tourism

The Heritage and Tourism degree at The University of Stirling is a unique course that explores various critical issues in the heritage and tourism industry. The course is designed to combine aspects of both theory and practice to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of international heritage and tourism. Course Content: Students studying Heritage and Tourism at The University of Stirling will be provided with a wide range of learning experiences such as lectures, seminars, workshops, site visits and a study trip abroad. The coursework is aimed at engaging students in critical thought about heritage and tourism’s impact on society and culture. The degree culminates with an independent research project or dissertation that allows the learners to explore a topic of their personal interest in depth.Key Modules: Throughout the course, students will take a variety of modules such as 'Introduction to Heritage and Tourism', 'Heritage Conservation', 'International Heritage and Tourism', 'Events Management', 'Scottish Culture and Heritage', and 'Interpreting the Landscape.' Accreditations: The course is endorsed by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA). This is the UK's leading professional body for those involved in the study and care of the historic environment.Future Careers: The Heritage and Tourism degree at The University of Stirling will open up a variety of career options for graduates. Potential career paths include working in museums and archives, heritage and conservation agencies, tourism businesses and organisations, and even cultural planning and regeneration organisations. The course is also an excellent preparation for further academic study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.