[BCMA] Summer Online Course - Cultural Resource Management Program

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Build your professional capacity and resilience as a museum professional!

University of Victoria’s Online Museum and Heritage Studies programs, offered by the Department of Art History and Visual Studies and the Division of Continuing Studies, Cultural Resource Management Program, are open for credit and non-credit course registration.

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Community Engagement and Social Change<https://continuingstudies.uvic.ca/museums-heritage-and-indigenous-culture/courses/community-engagement-and-social-change>
Delivery style: Online Asynchronous<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbub-kud5cx62/>
Date: May 4 – August 9, 2026
Code: AHVS488W
Instructor: Dr. Candace Tangorra Matelic <https://continuingstudies.uvic.ca/instructor/51209>
Museums and other cultural heritage organizations have the capacity to serve as dynamic social spaces for community engagement and action. This course explores the profound social changes that are reshaping the nature and purposes of museums in a pluralistic society and considers the implications for all aspects of their specialized functions. Participants utilize a group of core resources to assist their learning about how the museum and cultural field has evolved, why social and community engagement is a critical foundation for all other professional practices, and how other organizations have begun their journeys towards engagement. The course introduces participants to a series of skills and practices to initiate, facilitate, and support community engagement and embed them in organizational life. Participants complete either a community engagement assessment of a museum or cultural heritage organization utilizing a number of assessment tools or a community engagement plan, with components on strategy, participants, proposed engagement process / steps, and follow up activities to embed community engagement into ongoing practice.
Register <https://continuingstudies.uvic.ca/museums-heritage-and-indigenous-culture/courses/community-engagement-and-social-change>



About our program<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbuu-kud5cx61/>
The Cultural Resource Management Program<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbuv-kud5cx62/> offers online and six-day, on-campus
intensive courses for professionals, volunteers and board members in museums,
galleries, heritage sites, cultural centres and related organizations. Courses are
designed to address the emerging needs of the sector and build your personal and
organizational capacity.
In our courses, you will interact with colleagues from across North America and
beyond, participate in stimulating learning activities, and relate your learning to the
practical issues and realities of your workplace and community. These courses are
also taught by instructors who are leading professionals in the field.
Courses can be taken individually, towards a comprehensive diploma, or as a
focused professional specialization certificate. Individual credit and non-credit
course registration options are also available. Flexible and diverse, you can choose
the program and/or course that’s best suited to meet your goals and schedule:
Cultural Resource Management<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbuw-kud5cx63/> (diploma)
Collections Management<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbux-kud5cx64/> (professional specialization certificate)
Visitor and Community Engagement<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbuy-kud5cx65/> (professional specialization certificate)
Digital Planning for the Cultural Sector<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbuz-kud5cx66/> (micro-certificate)
Indigenous Cultural Stewardship<https://trk.cp20.com/click/72bp-2ycsvl-xhcbv0-kud5cx63/> (micro-certificate)

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Cultural Resource Management
250-721-8457 | cmpasst at uvic.ca<mailto:cmpasst at uvic.ca> | continuingstudies.uvic.ca/culture

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