Cultural Heritage Management, MA/Nonprofit Management, Certificate
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MA in Cultural Heritage Management /Certificate in Nonprofit Management
Students pursuing an MA in Cultural Heritage Management and a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management must complete a total of 14 courses.
Please note that this entry is for currently enrolled students only. The Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit program is not currently accepting new students.
Admissions Criteria for all Advanced Academic Programs
We are no longer accepting students to the Nonprofit Management graduate certificate program.
Program Requirements
Students of the combined MA in Cultural Heritage Management/Certificate in Nonprofit Management program must complete 14 courses in total. Please note that students must complete all 14 courses before they are eligible to apply for graduation.
Course List
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MA in Cultural Heritage Management Courses | ||
| Core Courses - Required: | 12 | |
| Studies in World Heritage | ||
| Cultural Heritage Management/Leadership | ||
| Two-Week Onsite Cultural Heritage Management Seminar | ||
| The Protection of Global Cultural Heritage: Laws, Policies, Politics, and Advocacy | ||
| or | Culture as Catalyst for Sustainable Development | |
| Core Courses - Customizable | 9 | |
| Select three of the following: | ||
| Reading the Landscape: Cultural Heritage at Scale | ||
| The Protection of Global Cultural Heritage: Laws, Policies, Politics, and Advocacy | ||
| Heritage Interpretation | ||
| Engaging Communities in Heritage | ||
| Cultural Heritage in the Digital Age | ||
| Electives | 9 | |
| Select three of the following: | ||
| Research/Capstone in Heritage Studies | ||
| Culture as Catalyst for Sustainable Development | ||
| Cultural Heritage Risk Management and Security | ||
| Issues in Intangible Cultural Heritage | ||
| Heritage Tourism | ||
| Understanding NAGPRA, Repatriation Laws and Ethical Practice | ||
| Reality Capture: Heritage Documentation for Analysis, Conservation, and Outreach | ||
| Internship | ||
| Certificate in Nonprofit Management Courses | ||
| Core Courses - Customizable | ||
| Select four of the following: 1 | 12 | |
| Fundamentals of Nonprofits and Nonprofit Management (recommended) 1 | ||
| Financial Management and Analysis in Nonprofits (recommended) 1 | ||
| Resource Development and Marketing in Nonprofits | ||
| Institutional Fundraising: Raising Maximum Dollars from Government Agencies, Corporations and Foundations | ||
| Mission Meets Profit: Building a Social Enterprise | ||
| Nonprofit Governance & Executive Leadership | ||
| International NGOs in Civil Society & Development | ||
| Total Credits | 42 |
1 : Recommended for students new to Nonprofit Management.