Course Details:

This course explores the management and preservation of intangible cultural heritage, emphasizing its importance and unique challenges. Participants will learn about intangible cultural heritage resources, international legislation, and the threats facing this aspect of cultural heritage. The course also provides hands-on techniques for documenting and presenting intangible cultural heritage, equipping attendees with the skills needed to ensure its sustainability and promotion.

Topics:

1. Definitions of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
2. International Legislation on Intangible Cultural Heritage.
3. Threats and Challenges Facing Intangible Cultural Heritage.
4. Documentation Methods for Intangible Cultural Heritage.
5. Presentation of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

What I’ll Learn?

1. Define intangible cultural heritage and understand its role in cultural management.
2. Identify different types of intangible cultural heritage resources and their cultural significance.
3. Understand international legislation and policies aimed at safeguarding intangible cultural heritage.
4. Analyze the threats and challenges facing intangible cultural heritage and develop strategies to mitigate them.
5. Apply effective methods to document intangible cultural heritage for preservation and education.
6. Present intangible cultural heritage in engaging and meaningful ways to promote awareness and appreciation.

Career Return on Investment (ROI)

Intangible cultural heritage—such as traditions, oral histories, and performing arts—is a vital part of a nation’s identity, yet it’s often overlooked in mainstream heritage management. This course equips you with the specialized knowledge and practical tools to safeguard and promote this delicate and essential cultural layer.

Professionally, gaining expertise in intangible heritage opens up career opportunities in museums, cultural foundations, NGOs, governmental cultural agencies, and international organizations like UNESCO. Whether you're looking to build a career in cultural documentation, heritage education, or public programming, this course gives you the edge.

By learning how to document, present, and advocate for intangible heritage in meaningful ways, you position yourself as a valuable contributor in an increasingly important field focused on cultural sustainability and social impact.

Course Location

Online