Course Description

• The relationship between material and non-material cultural heritage
• Museums, archives and conservation of cultural monuments
• Voluntary cultural heritage work
• Mediation of cultural heritage
• Laws and administration
• Cultural heritage protection in the various sectors of society
• Historical development and ethics
• Public management documents and the administrative framework for cultural heritage protection

Assessment Methods

Obligatory mid-term written examination which counts 40 % of the final grade. Written individual 5-hour examination which counts for 60 %. Graded marks (A-F). Students must receive passing marks in both examinations in order to achieve a final passing mark for the course.

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean