Target Audience
This course is aimed at graduates in history, geography, law, architecture, visual arts, pedagogy, biology, museology, and other related fields, who are involved in the protection of cultural heritage, the preservation of historical documents, education for cultural heritage, in museum spaces or otherwise. The course also caters to professionals working on tourism projects that enhance cultural heritage and the regional cultural landscape through the establishment of routes, itineraries, or cultural pathways. It is also directed at those professionals seeking ways to promote cultural heritage.
Objectives
To critically examine the relationships between tourism, cultural heritage, and cultural landscape in a way that provides support to communities and professionals so they can develop actions and projects that enhance the region's cultural heritage with a view to promoting inclusive, diverse, and community-based initiatives.
Quality Indices
RUF
According to the Folha University Ranking - RUF, Unesc ranked 1st in Research among non-state universities in Santa Catarina.
MEC
University recognized by the MEC with a score of 5 – the highest rating on a scale from 1 to 5 – indicating excellence in education.
Contact Us
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 12 PM and 1 PM to 5 PM
Office: (48) 3431.2626
Address: Universitária Avenue, 1105 - Universitário Neighborhood - Postal Code: 88806-000 - Criciúma-SC - Block P - Room 001
E-mail: pos@unesc.net
Subjects
| Unit 1: Cultural Heritage and Its Uses |
| Cultural Heritage: Meanings and Significance |
| Heritage and Citizenship: Public Policies and Legislation |
| Cultural Landscape, Natural Heritage, and Geoparks |
| Industrial Heritage and Society: Memories of Work and Workers |
| Sensitive Memories and Dissonant Heritage |
| Archaeological Heritage |
| Unit 2: Cultural Heritage, Heritage Economy, and Tourism |
| Cultural Tourism and Heritage |
| Heritage Economy |
| Participatory Inventories, Community, and Tourism: Possibilities and Experiences |
| Heritage Education and Tourism |
| Cultural Goods I: Between Tourist Routes and Cultural Itineraries |
| Cultural Goods II: Spaces of Memory and Collections |
| Cultural Goods III: Art Manifestations |
| Cultural Goods IV: Gastronomy and Tourism |
Payment options:
24 installments of R$429.00
30 installments of R$377.52
36 installments of R$343.20
20% discount for Unesc undergraduate alumni and 25% discount for Unesc graduate alumni.
Approximate duration: 10 months
Total workload: 363 hours
Class schedule: The course will be conducted in person, utilizing differentiated methodologies with hybrid classes, organized as follows: a) On Fridays, in the evening, and on Saturdays, in the morning and afternoon, in-person classes will be held, corresponding to 60% of the total course workload, which may occur on alternating weekends; b) on one weekday, there may also be synchronous classes, facilitated by technology, corresponding to 30% of the total course workload.
Coordination
Meet the course coordinators:-
Michele Gonçalves CardosoCoordinator
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Paulo Sérgio OsórioCoordinator
Any questions?
Contact the course officePhone (48) 3431-2626
