Bath Spa University · Part-time
Heritage Management
Combine placements and projects with robust conceptual thinking through this dynamic MA course. - Developed and taught by leading heritage practitioners. - A chance to build expertise in areas that most interest you. - Opportunities to work in partnership with…
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School of Writing, Publishing and the Humanities · Combined and general studies
Combine placements and projects with robust conceptual thinking through this dynamic MA course. - Developed and taught by leading heritage practitioners. - A chance to build expertise in areas that most interest you. - Opportunities to work in partnership with major heritage organisations, specialists and researchers. The physical remains of our past – buildings, landscapes, city streets, archives, artefacts and archaeological sites – and the intangible associations of tradition, language and memory continue to shape our lives. However, the ways we understand and manage "heritage" are changing rapidly. We’ll challenge you to think about what heritage means, help you to set heritage management in its social, political and economic context, and give you the chance to apply your understanding through a range of research and practice-based projects with our regional, national and international partners.
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We normally accept people who have a good first degree (2:1 or above) in any academic subject. You may be considered without a first degree, if you can demonstrate considerable relevant experience. You may be asked to attend an interview. See our Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) web page to learn more. If English is not your first language, you'll need to provide evidence of proficiency in the English language. The Admissions Team assesses applications individually, but for postgraduate courses we're looking for an IELTS score of between 6.0-7.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component (Writing, Listening, Reading and Speaking).
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