MA Heritage Management

The Heritage Management MA course hosted by Queen Mary University of London is an ideal program for students looking to study the multiple facets of heritage, including its physical manifestation, its cultural impact, and its role in the community. Based on theoretical knowledge and practical experience, the course allows students to acquire skills and qualifications for managing heritage and being leaders in this field.Course Content: The program provides a comprehensive understanding of heritage management, linking theory and practice. The course introduces students to major contemporary debates in heritage management, research methods, ethics, interpretation, legislation, policy and the economics of heritage. The students will also be engaged in practical project management and hands-on experience in managing a heritage site or planning a heritage exhibition. Key Modules: Key modules include Heritage, Identity and Community, Principles of Heritage Management, Heritage Interpretation, Optional modules in a range of subjects and a major project that forms the capstone of the degree.Accreditations: The course is validated by the Association for Tourism in Higher Education (ATHE). Future Careers: Graduates have gone on to successful careers in heritage-related professions - from national and international heritage agencies, museums, trusts, conservation organisations, academic institutions, tourism and private sector businesses. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.