Master of Urban and Cultural Heritage (MC-UCH) // Attributes, outcomes and skills

Intended learning outcomes

Graduates of the Master of Urban and Cultural Heritage will demonstrate:

• Theoretical and applied knowledge in the core issues, histories and methodologies of urban and cultural heritage;
• Understandings of the range of methodological approaches to urban and cultural heritage across academic disciplines and within professional practice;
• Critical engagement with international contemporary practice in urban and cultural heritage as this relates to built environments and the social, cultural, and regulatory economic dimensions of heritage;
• Ability to interpret and analyses complex cross-disciplinary materials relating to heritage in order to develop sustainable and effective strategies to the challenges of heritage within the built and social fabric;
• Understanding of the conceptual and theoretical frameworks that guide urban and cultural heritage practice at national and international levels, and how these may be applied in particular contexts and locations;
• Knowledge of the complexity of heritage management, with particular reference to cross-cultural issues;
• Ability to communicate effectively within cross-disciplinary teams, and to take a holistic approach to urban and cultural heritage in the communication of heritage strategies and applications;
• Capacity to respond with initiative and to build upon key frameworks in relation to new situations and challenges in urban and cultural heritage;
• Ability to respond to the challenges posed by urban and cultural heritage through a cross-disciplinary framework that enables students to execute a substantial research and/or design project.

Generic skills

Graduate attributes