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The field of Intangible Cultural Heritage is experiencing significant expansion within the wider cultural heritage sector. Its critical value is gaining recognition at both global and national levels. UNESCO's 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage marked a pivotal moment, formally recognizing the worth of cultural expressions like performances, music, oral traditions, and dance, along with the practices that support tangible artistic creations. There's growing consensus that intangible heritage forms a core component of cultural heritage, presenting unique preservation challenges. This specialized program addresses the increasing demand for heritage professionals and academics to grasp the central concerns surrounding intangible heritage in its diverse manifestations and implement this understanding within heritage management and museum contexts.
Learning Outcomes
examine, investigate, contemplate, and integrate sophisticated methodologies concerning intangible cultural heritage, related public policies, and heritage institutions and their societal connections
assess major discussions, challenges, disputes, principles, and frameworks relevant to intangible cultural heritage