Subject: Specialist Certificate in Cross Cultural Materials Conservation
Specialist Certificate in Cross Cultural Materials Conservation University of Melbourne Applications are now open for The University of Melbourne's new Specialist Certificate in Cross Cultural Materials Conservation, to be run in October 2016. <URL:http://graduate.arts.unimelb.edu.au/executive-education-conservation> This course has been designed for professionals working in and with cultural collections, senior Indigenous knowledge-holders, and local government and museum collections managers. Through a series of seminars, practical sessions and site visits, students will examine questions about decision-making, risk, ethics, communication, resilience and development, around topics including: The role and the impact of cultural preservation on the wellbeing of communities Protocols and conventions relevant to cross-cultural engagement Community sensitivities, cultural contexts and community needs Principles, ethics and methods across a range of cultural practices and communities Approaches to the long-term care of cultural material Applying cultural perspectives for best practice decision-making Using practical examples to understand the complexity and contexts of interventive decision-making Working collaboratively to apply knowledge-sharing principles. Please see the website for dates, fees and application process, at <URL:http://www.commercial.unimelb.edu.au/crosscultural/> Subsidised places may be available for eligible applicants. To express interest please contact Pam Salvo +61 3 8344 2702 psalvo<-at->unimelb<.>edu<.>au We encourage you to circulate this professional development opportunity through your network. Dr Marcelle Scott Grimwade Research Fellow The Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation The University of Melbourne, Victoria 3010 Australia +61 419 886 826 *** Conservation DistList Instance 30:14 Distributed: Friday, August 19, 2016 Message Id: cdl-30-14-008 ***Received on Wednesday, 17 August, 2016