MA Global Heritage

Course Overview This Global Heritage MA provides a critical examination of the international frameworks and practices used to manage and protect both tangible and intangible cultural heritage. The program emphasizes sustainable tourism and community engagement, using its proximity to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites as a living laboratory for student case studies. It is designed to equip students with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed for a successful career in the global heritage sector. Key Program Highlights Critical analysis of World Heritage Site nomination, management, and sustainable tourism Practical training in public engagement, oral history, and digital heritage techniques Direct access to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites for real-world case studies Exploration of contemporary debates on the contested and diverse nature of global heritage Focus on developing transferable skills in project management and media writing for enhanced career prospects