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Degree Overview
The graduate program in Cultural and Heritage Resource Management provides working professionals with rigorous interdisciplinary training to equip them with the necessary skills for advancing within the field of cultural resource management in the public and private sectors.
The 10-course, 36-credit master degree program emphasizes research methods, ethics, communication, management, technical writing, and critical thinking skills, in addition to an internship and a thesis.
The 4-course, 12-credit Graduate Certificate emphasizes professional development, ethics, writing, communication, critical thinking, and career options.
The internship is designed to contribute to the students’ understanding of the overall process of cultural resource management (CRM). Students who are already working in CRM or a closely related field may use their employment as their practicum if the opportunity is available for them to learn beyond their current job duties.