Program Format
Courses
Term 1: Fall
Term 2: Spring
Our Goals Are To
- Prepare students for satisfying careers as heritage resource management leaders committed to collaborative management of diverse heritage comprised of multiple values.
- Boost the quality of heritage resource management by creating and mobilizing practical knowledge and skills in each of the field’s four principal areas—law/policy, practice/ethics, business/management, and research design and methods.
- Maintain excellent learning environments and open and constructive communications among students, alumni, faculty and heritage owners, as well as heritage resource management regulators, practitioners and stakeholders.
- Increase the number, diversity, expertise, and integration of heritage resource management practitioners who hold graduate credentials, meet professional qualification standards for multiple jurisdictions, and share commitments to professional, conservation-oriented management of diverse heritage from treasured pasts.
COURSEWORK HOURS & ANTICIPATED STUDENT TIME COMMITMENTS
Each course is 5 credit hours and requires an average of 3.5 instructional hours per week for 13 weeks. Therefore, each course requires an average of 45 hours (3.5 x 13=45.5), a total of 182 instructional hours for the entire HRM program.
Course |
Total Credit Hours |
Instructional Hours per week (for 13 weeks) |
Total Instructional Hours |
Approximate Total Student Time Commitment |
ARCH 531 |
5 |
3.5 |
45.5 |
~150 hours |
ARCH 541 |
5 |
3.5 |
45.5 |
~150 hours |
ARCH 551 |
5 |
3.5 |
45.5 |
~150 hours |
ARCH 561 |
5 |
3.5 |
45.5 |
~150 hours |
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|
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~182 |
~600 hours |