Interpretation: Management and Practice

MSc
University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)

Course details

Course description

**What is special about this course?**
If you are enthusiastic about creating unforgettable visitor experiences that help people engage with heritage and learn in creative ways, then this innovative postgraduate course is for you.

Interpretation encompasses a variety of activities, from guided walks to multi-million-pound exhibitions, which help to explain the significance of places and resources in a meaningful way. It provides value to communities and organisations through the creation of successful visitor experiences that encourage appreciation of the resource and economic benefit.

A team of highly experienced tourism and heritage professionals and academics deliver this online Masters course, supported by experts engaged in exciting heritage and environmental projects around the world. Through a number of employer-informed modules and engagement with real-life projects, you will gain the knowledge and skills required to become an inspiring and effective interpretation professional.

**Special features**
◾A unique industry-informed masters course in interpretation, heritage and tourism
◾Taught by highly experienced professionals and academics
◾You will learn how to plan, manage and deliver interpretation and communication projects and apply your newly acquired skills to your areas of expertise and interest
◾The course is delivered online through the university’s virtual learning environment (VLE), so you can study wherever you are in the world
◾You can study full-time or part-time enabling you to fit your studies around your personal and professional commitments
◾You can work towards the PgCert, PgDip or full masters degree, or study individual modules for continuing professional development (CPD)

**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time (MSc): 18 months
◾Part-time (structured) (MSc): 3 years
◾Part-time (unstructured) (MSc): 6 years (maximum)

Subjects

  • Critical theory
  • Tourism
  • Heritage studies
  • Literature
  • Literary criticism
  • Humanities
  • Communication skills
  • Communication design
  • Mass communication
  • Audio-visual studies
  • Media studies

Provided by

University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)

info@uhi.ac.uk

01463 279190

Provider website

UHI House

Old Perth Road

Inverness

IV2 3JH

Entry requirements

◾An honours degree or above, a postgraduate diploma or a professional qualification ◾Applicants who have an ordinary undergraduate degree, relevant work experience and/or vocational qualifications may also apply

Course options

Course details

1st Jan 2024 to 1st Jul 2025

Cost: Visit the provider's website for details.

Venue details

Perth

UHI Perth

Crieff Road

Perth

PH1 2NX

Course details

1st Jan 2024 to 1st Jan 2027

Cost: Visit the provider's website for details.

Venue details

Perth

UHI Perth

Crieff Road

Perth

PH1 2NX

Course details

1st Jan 2024 to 1st Jan 2030

Cost: Visit the provider's website for details.

Venue details

Perth

UHI Perth

Crieff Road

Perth

PH1 2NX