The MA Heritage at Canterbury Christ Church University is designed for aspiring heritage professionals seeking to critically engage with the past and shape future legacies. You will explore how heritage connects to contemporary issues such as colonialism, empire, and hidden histories, while developing practical skills in interpretation and management. This postgraduate degree is ideal if you are passionate about understanding and actively managing cultural resources, preparing you for impactful roles within the dynamic heritage sector. You will gain a nuanced perspective on heritage management practices as tools for 'world making and future assembling'.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over one year, immersing you in a rich academic environment. Your learning will be driven by core modules focusing on the evolution of heritage and essential research skills for the digital age, alongside opportunities for professional development. You will engage with real-world projects and potentially specialise in areas like archaeology or tourism, tailoring your skillset towards your career aspirations. Upon completion, you will graduate with the advanced knowledge and practical experience necessary to pursue diverse career paths in heritage interpretation, conservation, and cultural leadership.