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Cultural Heritage and Resources Management

Develop the expertise to identify, evaluate, preserve, and interpret cultural heritage and cultural resources. Through interdisciplinary coursework and applied learning experiences, you'll gain the analytical, technical, ethical, and regulatory knowledge needed to manage archaeological, historical, architectural, and cultural resources while working with diverse communities and stakeholders.
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Career Opportunities

Our students are equipped to thrive in today's fast-paced global economy through immersive, real-world experiences that prepare them for roles such as:

  • Cultural Resource Management (CRM) & Consulting
  • Historic Preservation
  • Archaeology & Heritage Research
  • Environmental Planning & Regulatory Compliance
  • Museum & Collections Management
  • Tribal Consultation & Community Engagement
  • Public Interpretation & Heritage Education
  • Cultural Heritage Management

Degree Level

Master of Science

Concentration

Natural Sciences and Technology

Social Sciences and Interpretation

College

College of Humanities, Social Sciences & the Arts

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