Upcoming courses for professionals
Story Ground Professional Learning
UC Campus
$88
15 May, 29 May and 12 June
3 workshops
This TQI-registered professional learning opportunity offers three workshop sessions for teachers that bring together Indigenous Story practices with the disciplines of creative writing and literature.
Implementation of Heritage Engineering Solutions (Sydney 2024)
Hybrid
$1199
1 June – 31 July
30 hours
This course will introduce engineers and other professionals to heritage materials and construction methods, the ways in which heritage materials deteriorate, and processes for conserving them.
Preserving Paper Collections Part 1
Face to face
$400 ($300 UC student)
22 July
1 day
This course will introduce engineers and other professionals to heritage materials and construction methods, the ways in which heritage materials deteriorate, and processes for conserving them.
Preserving Paper Collections Part 2
Face to face
$400 ($300 UC student)
23 July
1 day
This course will provide an introduction to the theory and practice of paper conservation. Topics covered will include the identification of a wide range of paper objects from documents to art on paper as well as the basics of paper conservation treatment.
Past courses
Introduction to Heritage Engineering Part 1
Hybrid
$1399
Closed
30 hours
This course will provide engineers and other professionals with an introduction to the skills needed to assess significance and understand conservation needs of engineering and industrial heritage sites and items. This course is open to all interested parties; however, it will be of particular interest to practicing engineers. Designed in collaboration with Engineers Australia, this course provides 30 hours of professional development.
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