MA Heritage Theory and Practice

Course Overview This MA in Heritage Theory and Practice prepares graduates and professionals for a dynamic career in the heritage sector by exploring contemporary principles in the management and curation of museums and historic sites. The program uniquely bridges critical theory and real-world application, emphasizing current issues like community engagement and diversity. Students gain invaluable hands-on experience through live projects with major heritage partners and an eligible work placement. Key Program Highlights Execute 'live' projects with prestigious heritage partners like the National Trust, The Box, and Powderham Castle. Master the critical link between contemporary heritage theory and professional practice. Learn from world-leading academic experts and active heritage professionals. Gain practical experience through an eligible work placement with national and regional heritage organisations. Option to complete a dissertation directly contributing to the development of a partner heritage site or museum.