Conservation Industry Internship (CUMC90006)

Intended learning outcomes

Upon completion of this subject students should be able to:

• Identify the relevant workplace skills for cultural materials conservation practice
• Apply cultural materials conservation decision making and management to a professional context
• Contextualise your analytical, research, practice- based and report writing skills across a range of tasks relevant to your host organisation's objectives
• Analyse professional ethics and conduct, communication and interpersonal skills in the workplace.

Generic skills

• Advanced communication skills developed through participation in and contributions to a professional workplace
• Well-developed research, analytical, critical, reflective and report-writing skills
• Expanded conceptual skills and creative thinking through a professional project(/s)
• High level capacity for effective teamwork developed through group discussions and collaboration with the subject supervisor, student colleagues, and their industry host
• Well-developed time management and planning skills through managing subject workload requirements and work placement commitments.