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MA in Heritage Management
The MA in Heritage Management is a unique programme combining the worlds of archaeology and business and is taught in Eleusis, just 14km from Athens, in an area of world-class archaeological significance. It focuses on teaching the skills required for the management of heritage sites across the world and how to work effectively with archaeologists, architects, conservators, marketing and education specialists whilst also fundraising and supervising specific projects.
This new programme is a collaborative dual award from the University of Kent and the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB); a partnership which ensures world-class tuition and interdisciplinary environment. It is overseen by the Initiative for Heritage Conservancy, a dynamic new research and education project with international funding which is creating its own opportunities in the field.
Scholarships
There are a number of scholarships available for this MA programme, as well as the wider University of Kent scholarhips.
Fulbright Scholarship for US students
The MA in Heritage Management is honoured to work with the Fulbright Foundation on a new scholarship announced for the academic year 2013-14.
For more information on this exciting new opportunity for US students, please see:
http://us.fulbrightonline.org/countries/selectedcountry/225
Bodossakis Scholarships
We are delighted to announce that the Bodossaki foundation and the University of Kent have announced scholarships for the coming academic year. There are 0.5 Kent scholarships (one half scholarship) for non-Greek students, as well as two (or four half scholarships) Bodossaki scholarships for Greek nationals or Greek descent applicants. Applicants should state with their application that they are applying for a scholarship, clarify whether a full or a half scholarship is what they are going for, and in one paragraph (no more than 200 words) explain why they should receive a scholarship. Competition for scholarships is expected to be stiff and only first class students are encouraged to apply. The scholarship decisions are taken in March and, in the first instance, only the applicants who have already been offered a place will be considered.
Two half scholarships were awarded in 2011; the Kent scholar was Naja Werther, while the Bodossakis scholar was Dimitris Ioannidis. In 2012, two further half scholarships were awarded; the Kent scholar was Nader Ayadi, while the Bodossakis scholar was Fanis Karafotias.
We are grateful to the Bodossakis foundation for their continuing support.
For more details, please see:
www.bodossaki.gr/Default.aspx?id=1172&nt=18&lang=2
Stavros Niarchos Foundation Scholarship
We are delighted to announce the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Scholarship for the MA in Heritage Management for the developing world' programme. The scholarship programme is designed to support a minimum of 5 students from the developing world (broadly defined).
The scholarships are decided on the basis of academic merit and background. There is a variety of half fees (worth €3750), full fees (€7500), and comprehensive scholarships (covering both fees and living expenses, i.e. approximately worth €13500).
Please make sure when applying for a scholarship to indicate whether you would be able to accept only a 'comprehensive' scholarship or you would be able to also accept either a 'full fees' or a 'half-fees' scholarship.
For more details, please see:
www.snf.org/index.php?ID=grants_EN&Rec_ID=5802
Kent Scholarships
There are a number of partial or full scholarships available from Univerisity. For more information see our graduate funding page.