BA (Hons) Heritage Studies

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Welcome

Heritage Studies is for everyone with a passion for the past and anyone who want to learn how to understand and communicate it. Our Heritage Studies Programme is unique because it has been designed to develop a strong theoretical knowledge of the past alongside the practical and professional skills needed to pursue a career in the Heritage sector. You will learn about the history of landscape, art, architecture, design and furniture. You will also learn how to interpret manage and communicate this shared inheritance through archaeological digs, museum exhibitions and live re-enactment events. Throughout the course you will engage first hand in live heritage projects and visit some amazing heritage sites. You will have the opportunity to:

• Play an important part in a live archaeological excavation;
• Put on a first class public exhibition;
• Travel to key heritage sites, locally, nationally and internationally;
• Explore behind the scenes at sumptuous stately homes and magnificent castles;
• Work alongside heritage professionals and hone your skills in conservation and interpretation.

Why study Heritage at BG?

• We are a small University college with a big reputation for Heritage;
• We can give you access to the real experts in the field-archaeologists, archivists, curators;
• We provide excellent field visits and placements for a first hand experience of country houses and castles;
• You will experience high quality, dynamic teaching from highly qualified staff;
• You will use specialist equipment to tackle conservation and interpretation as a professional practitioner.

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