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BA (Hons) Heritage and Tourism

If you have aspirations of working in the heritage, conservation or tourism sectors, University of Stirling’s dedicated Heritage and Tourism (Hons) degree is the perfect starting point.

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Duration

4 years

Starting Date

August

Tuition Fee

£ 16,400

Location

Stirling, United Kingdom

About the Course

This course is a fully integrated degree taught in conjunction with Forth Valley College. You’ll spend the first two years studying at the college and the final two studying at the University of Stirling campus, whilst benefitting from dual registration and the full range of their combined resources and facilities.

Every aspect of the course is informed by the internationally-recognised expertise of our academic staff and their extensive networks with professional partners, helping to distinguish our programme from other heritage and tourism courses. You can be confident that everything you’re learning is rooted in the latest academic and applied industry thinking, and designed to prepare you for a career in the heritage and tourism sectors.

You’ll also apply your skills in real-world settings while you study – further sharpening the skills you’ll put to use when you transition into the exciting professional world of heritage and tourism.

Career

A degree in Heritage and Tourism from the University of Stirling opens the door to opportunities with a wide range of organisations. You’ll acquire skills that will be ideally suited to roles such as:

Heritage manager
Historic buildings inspector or conservation officer
Museum education officer
Museum or gallery curator
Museum or gallery exhibitions officer
Education
Visitor attraction operations
Tourism management

A Heritage and Tourism degree is also well suited to jobs in archaeology, education, journalism, marketing and communications, the civil service and many other fields. Further PGT training will be required for some of these fields.

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