The MA in Heritage Management is a unique program combining the worlds of archaeology and management and is taught in Athens at Elefsina (ancient Eleusis), an area of world-class archaeological significance.
The MA in Heritage Management is a unique program combining the worlds of archaeology and management and is taught in Athens at Elefsina (ancient Eleusis), an area of world-class archaeological significance.
It focuses on teaching the skills required for the management of heritage sites across the world and how to work effectively with archaeologists, architects, conservators, marketing and education specialists while also fundraising and supervising specific projects.
The program is a collaborative dual award from the University of Kent and the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), a partnership that ensures world-class tuition and an interdisciplinary learning environment. It is overseen by the Heritage Management Organization, a dynamic new research and education project with international funding, which is creating its own opportunities in the field.
As a collaborative program between the Kent and AUEB, the program is taught by staff from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies and the AUEB, hosted by the Heritage Management Organization in Elefsina, an Athenian suburb. The program is entirely based in Elefsina, and taught over a 16-month period.
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In the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014, classics at Kent was ranked 2nd for research impact in the UK for Classics, Classical Archaeology, Ancient History. The Heritage Management Organization (fka Initiative for Heritage Conservation) was submitted as one of the two case studies to demonstrate impact.
The MA itself has been consistently rated as one of the top Arts and Culture Management programs by Eduniversal and in 2018 it was rated no. 3