The Museum and Heritage Development MA at Nottingham Trent University is designed for aspiring professionals ready to shape the future of cultural institutions. In a sector constantly evolving with new demands for creativity, sustainability, and community engagement, this Master's degree equips you with the critical understanding and practical skills to lead change. You will explore key issues in museum and heritage development, from global heritage management and creative practice to engaging diverse communities and ensuring economic sustainability. This programme is ideal for those passionate about preserving and developing cultural assets for a global audience.
This full-time, one-year MA is delivered on campus, offering a rich blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. You will engage with modules covering critical issues, global heritage management, creative museum practice, community engagement, and sustainable heritage. A significant component includes a 70-hour placement and a substantial research project, allowing you to tailor your learning to specific interests, whether through a dissertation, creative project, or client brief. You will graduate with the confidence and expertise to pursue diverse career paths in the museum and heritage sector, equipped with entrepreneurial skills and a strategic approach to professional development.