Victoria University of Wellington

Overview

Key Facts

• Develop advanced expertise in museum and heritage practices through research-driven study at Victoria University of Wellington.
• Engage in a significant research component, including a thesis, while honing skills in critical analysis, academic writing, and heritage practice.
• Designed for individuals seeking to enhance their understanding of cultural institutions, heritage interpretation, and research methodologies.
• Graduates may be well-positioned to pursue further postgraduate research opportunities, including doctoral studies, contingent upon meeting entry requirements.

Note: For the most current details on program structure and requirements, please visit the program website.

What You'll Study

The Diploma in Museum and Heritage Practice emphasizes research and applied learning. You will complete a thesis along with additional coursework that supports your research and professional development.

• Thesis: A substantial research component
• Museum and Heritage Research Project
• Museum and Heritage Practicum
• Research Essay
• Heritage Practices

Curriculum Note: The specific sequencing of courses may vary. Please refer to the program website for the latest timetable and elective options.

Entry Requirements

Applicants should possess a Bachelor’s degree with Honours in a relevant field, achieving a B-range average (or its equivalent) in the pertinent subject area. If your qualifications differ from the stated criteria, you may still be considered—please consult the admissions team for further guidance.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Diploma in Museum and Heritage Practice are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary for a variety of roles within the museum and heritage sectors. Opportunities may include positions in cultural institutions, heritage management, and research, providing a pathway to further academic pursuits or professional development in the field.