Heritage Management Studies focus on the preservation, protection, and sustainable use of cultural and natural heritage. This interdisciplinary field combines history, archaeology, tourism, conservation, and policy-making to manage heritage sites and artifacts responsibly. Students learn to assess cultural significance, engage communities, develop conservation strategies, and navigate legal frameworks. The goal is to balance heritage conservation with modern development and tourism, ensuring that heritage resources are passed on to future generations. Heritage management professionals work in museums, government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations, promoting cultural understanding and protecting identity and history in a rapidly changing world

COURSE GLIMPSE:

This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of heritage management principles, policies, and practices. It is designed to develop students' skills in the conservation, documentation, and promotion of cultural heritage. Additionally, the course introduces national and international frameworks for heritage conservation, equipping students with knowledge of relevant guidelines and regulations. It also encourages critical analysis of the impact of tourism and urbanization on heritage sites, fostering a deeper awareness of the challenges and responsibilities involved in preserving cultural heritage.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

By the end of this course, students will have a solid understanding of key concepts and debates in heritage management. They will be familiar with heritage laws, policies, and institutions at both national and international levels. The course will also equip students with practical skills in heritage documentation and conservation planning. Furthermore, they will be able to critically assess the role of tourism, urbanization, and community engagement in the conservation of cultural heritage.

ELIGIBILITY:

Students Pursuing / Completed Graduate / Post Graduate / MPhil / PhD / Academicians in the Social Sciences.

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Duration of the Course

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Main Examination

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01 Month

08 Modules

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On Sunday & Saturday 19:30 – 21:00 IST

ASSESSMENT SCHEME:

• The program includes three assignments, each worth a maximum of 30 marks.

• The main open-book examination is worth a maximum of 70 marks.

NUMBER OF SEATS:

50#

(# First cum first serve basis & the online registration form will be disabled after the first 50 slots are filled)