Historical Archaeology and Cultural Resource Management, Certificate
College of Arts and Sciences
Gain a resume-building credential designed for public history graduate students or students from other majors with an interest in cultural resource management, preservation work and museum employment.
Learn archaeology-based cultural resource management skills that make you more competitive in the preservation-related careers job market. Study public and historical archaeology, then choose from many elective courses to suit your specific interests and career goals.
Program Highlights
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Experiential Learning
Benefit from hands-on learning opportunities during fieldwork and in the lab throughout the program.
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Marketable Skills
Receive training in the interpretation, identification and analysis of artifacts within cultural landscapes.
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Flexible Requirements
Count courses from other departments outside of the anthropology department to meet your required hours.
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Strong Foundation
Gain a valuable understanding of legislation, curation and other policies or practices.
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
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Critical Thinking
Analyzing and evaluating information to make informed decisions or judgments
Cultural Awareness
Learning about and respecting diverse cultures and beliefs
Intercultural Competence
Developing the skills to communicate effectively and work collaboratively across cultures
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Research
Gathering and analyzing information to increase knowledge or solve problems
Scientific Writing
Communicating scientific research and findings in a clear, accurate and compelling manner
Understand Complexity
Analyzing and synthesizing information to identify patterns and connections
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Potential Careers
- Museum Staff
- Cultural Resource Manager
- Historical Site Interpreter
- State Park Staff
- Federal Park Staff
Workplace Settings
- Museums
- State and National Parks
- Historical Preservation
- Cultural Preservation