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The Graduate Certificate in Digital Curation equips students with essential skills in digital asset management, data preservation, and collections documentation. Graduates are prepared for growing career opportunities across the heritage sector, including positions in digital collections management, site data management, and heritage archives. Students can earn both the MA degree and the certificate by completing 12 courses.
Admissions Criteria for All Advanced Academic Programs
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Program Requirements
Students pursuing the MA in Cultural Heritage Management/Certificate in Digital Curation combined credential must complete the following courses.
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| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MA in Cultural Heritage Management Courses | ||
| Core Courses - Required: | 15 | |
| Studies in World Heritage | ||
| Cultural Heritage Management/Leadership | ||
| Digital Preservation | ||
| Foundations of Digital Curation | ||
| Cultural Heritage in the Digital Age | ||
| Core Courses - Customizable | 9 | |
| Select two of the following: | ||
| Reading the Landscape: Cultural Heritage at Scale | ||
| The Protection of Global Cultural Heritage: Laws, Policies, Politics, and Advocacy | ||
| Issues in Intangible Cultural Heritage | ||
| Heritage Interpretation | ||
| Engaging Communities in Heritage | ||
| Select only one of the following: | ||
| Cultural Heritage Management Onsite Seminar | ||
| Virtual Seminar in Cultural Heritage Management | ||
| Electives | 6 | |
| Select two of the following or any AS.465.xxx course not already selected: | ||
| Research/Capstone in Heritage Studies | ||
| Culture as Catalyst for Sustainable Development | ||
| Cultural Heritage Risk Management and Security | ||
| Heritage Tourism | ||
| Understanding NAGPRA: History, Structure, and Practice | ||
| Reality Capture: Heritage Documentation for Analysis, Conservation, and Outreach | ||
| Internship | ||
| Digital Curation Certificate Courses | 6 | |
| Core Courses - Required: | ||
| Managing Digital Information in Cultural Heritage Institutions | ||
| Research/Capstone in Digital Curation | ||
| Total Credits | 36 | |
Program Learning Outcomes
- PLO1: Explain core concepts, standards, and technologies for creating, using, and managing digital assets in museums and cultural heritage environments.
- PLO2: Apply digital curation principles and practices to the management of digital objects and collections.
- PLO3: Apply practical solutions to address real-world digital curation challenges within museum and heritage institutions.
- PLO4: Analyze digital curation practices in museums and cultural heritage environments from multiple perspectives.
- PLO5: Evaluate strategies for the sustainable, long-term management and preservation of digital assets.
- PLO6: Evaluate digital curation practices for inclusivity and accessibility.