Sustainable Heritage Management Foundation Course
In collaboration with
Course Modules
Sustainable Heritage Management: Sustainable Development (Module 1)
Sustainable Heritage Management: Heritage Policies, Principles, Processes and Ethics (Module 2)
Sustainable Heritage Management: Applying Laws and Regulations (Module 3)
Sustainable Heritage Management: Community, Rights and Knowledge (Module 4)
Sustainable Heritage Management: Heritage Education and Interpretation (Module 5)
Sustainable Heritage Management: Capstone Project (Module 6)
Sustainable Heritage Management: Masterclass 1 on Building a Legacy
Heritage Economic Masterclass – Measuring the Impacts of Heritage Conservation
Sustainable Heritage Management: Designing Public-Private Partnerships
Sustainable Heritage Management Executive Course: Assessment Module
UNESCO Masterclass 3: Creating Shared Value Through Social Enterprises
Welcome to the Sustainable Heritage Management Foundation Course!
“COVID-19 has been a major wake up call for our profession, and many other professions, that our normal ways of doing things are no longer enough. So what is the ‘New Normal’ in the work of cultural heritage management? This is not just about responding to the pandemic, but also dealing with other challenges like climate change, economic collapse and other issues.”
Shigeru Aoyagi, Director of UNESCO Bangkok
This Course aims to upskill and reskill heritage practitioners to meet new demands. It offers the skills and knowledge to demonstrate holistic, interdisciplinary, and multidimensional approach towards heritage management.
The Modules of this Course refer to the five Core Competences defined under UNESCO’s new Competence Framework for Cultural Heritage Management. Each module is led by a leading university in the Asia-Pacific region in this field:
- University of Hong Kong on “Sustainable development”
- National University of Singapore on “Heritage policies, principles, processes and ethics”
- Southeast University on “Applying laws and regulations”
- Deakin University on “Community, rights and knowledge”
- Ahmedabad University on “Heritage education and interpretation”
During the Course, you will be exposed to fundamental principles, innovative tools, good practices and on-the-ground case studies. Upon finishing this course, we expect you to be equipped with the skills and knowledge to respond more effectively to real-world demands in sustainable heritage management.
Thank you once again for joining us! We look forward to our shared learning journey over the next six months.
Schedule
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| Time | Course Content | Faculty | Teaching team |
| 9 Nov 2020 |
COURSE OPENING & SPECIAL PANEL
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All participants | |
| 13 – 26 Nov 2020 | Module 1: Sustainable Development (SUS) | University of Hong Kong |
Dr. Hoyin Lee Dr. Sharif Shams Imon Dr. Jennifer Lang Ms. Lavina Ahuja |
| 27 Nov – 11 Dec 2020 | Module 2: Heritage policies, principles, processes and ethics (HER) | National University of Singapore |
Prof. Puay Peng Ho Dr. Johannes Widodo Dr. Nikhil Joshi |
| 13 Dec 2020 – 7 Jan 2021 | Break | ||
| 8 – 21 Jan 2021 | Module 3: Applying laws and regulations (ALR) | Southeast University |
Prof. Jiang Hong Prof. Dong Wei Prof. Lyu Zhou Prof. Shao Yong Dr. Richard Engelhardt Dr. Wang Yan |
| 22 Jan – 4 Feb 2021 | Module 4: Community, rights and knowledge (CRK) | Deakin University |
Prof. Andrea Witcomb Dr. Jonathan Sweet Dr. Steven Cooke Ms. Kristal Buckley Dr. Billy Griffiths Ms. Melathi Saldin |
| 7 – 13 Feb 2021 | Break | ||
| 15 – 25 Feb 2021 | Module 5: Heritage education and interpretation (HED) | Ahmedabad University |
Dr. Neel Kamal Chapagain Dr. Aditya Prakash Kanth Mr. Vijay Ramchandani |
| Mar 2021 | CAPSTONE PROJECT | ||
| Apr 2021 | FINALE EVENT (In Penang, Malaysia or online) | ||
