ARCH490Undergraduate
Interpretation and Presentation of Heritage Places
Printed in the catalogue as INTERPRETATION AND PRESENTATION OF HERITAGE PLACES
Course content
This course is intended as an introduction to the methods, basic principles, and practical issues of heritage place interpretation and presentation, which is connecting people to heritage places. It is primarily a communication process that helps people make sense of, and understand more about the significance of heritage places to ensure their conservation. The primary objective of this course is to familiarise students with the full range of activities through which the significance of heritage places is communicated to a broader public.
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