Heritage Management MA in Queen Mary University of London, UK

Heritage Management MA in Queen Mary University of London

This course is ideal for those who wish to advance their careers in the heritage sector. It also provides a suitable basis for anyone pursuing an academic or research career in relation to heritage.

This Heritage Management MA will provide you with an advanced-level understanding of the theory and practice of heritage management. It combines the disciplinary expertise and reputation of Queen Mary’s School of Business with the professional and applied knowledge of specialists within Historic Royal Palaces (HRP). 

HRP are responsible for some of the UK’s most well-known and significant historical sites, including the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace, the Banqueting House and Hillsborough Castle.  A combination of academic study, professional masterclasses and workplace experience will give you access to leading thinkers and practitioners in the heritage sector and help to prepare you for leadership roles or further research.

You will have the opportunity to get behind-the-scenes insight into heritage management and hone in on areas that are of interest to you. You will undertake work placements in a variety of disciplines including:

• curatorial work 
• marketing 
• conservation and collection care 
• public engagement
• finance
• development.

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