This page outlines in broad terms the content and direction of the teaching program. For details and rules of the degrees please consult the Faculty website.

The teaching program is conducted through the Faculty of Arts and Design.

Undergraduate degrees

• Bachelor of Cultural Heritage (954AA)
• Bachelor of Cultural Heritage Conservation (955AA)

Individual units taught within the Cultural Heritage Program

• 6524 Archaeology of Australia
• 7966 Brief History of Civilisation
• 6527 Building Conservation
• 7965 Collections Management
• 7755 Cultural Heritage in Australia 
• 6523 Cultural Heritage Management
• 7962 Cultural Heritage Research Project
• 7963 Ethics and Professional Practice
• 6526 Heritage Interpretation
• 6526 Heritage Preservation
• 6528 Issues in Cultural Heritage Management
• 7964 History of Science and Technology
• 8158 Indigenous Society and Heritage
• 7787 Museums and Collections

Three required units for the Bachelor of Cultural Heritage Conservation are offered by the Faculty of Science:

• 8043 Analytical Chemistry
• 1516 Chemistry 1A
• 1517 Chemistry 1B*

*Indicates prerequisites are necessary to undertake these units.

Practicums

1. The Museum
2. Paper
3. Organic Objects
4. Textiles
5. Indignous Collections
6. Paintings
7. Film and Sound Heritage
8. Inorganic Objects
9. Machines and Technology
10. Digital Heritage