Part-time
Introductory Programme in Built Heritage - Distance Learning
This programme is ideal if you are considering either working or volunteering in the Built Heritage sector. The programme covers the knowledge required to understand Built Heritage in England and to encourage a greater understanding of the need for preservation.
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Course Description
You will learn about the nature of English Built Heritage, its legal context and develop an appreciation of the need to protect English Built Heritage. You will be able to explain the historical framework of English Built Heritage and have a broad knowledge of the materials and techniques found in English Built Heritage. The programme will also inform you of the views of those already working within the Built Heritage sector.
What will be covered?
The programme is delivered through 4 on-line modules and an informal assessment consisting of 2 exercises.
- Module 1 covers a range of introductory topics
- Module 2 looks at architectural styles and periods
- Module 3 learn about commonly-used materials
- Module 4 develop and understand the need for teamwork in the industry including a series of recorded interviews with those already working in the built heritage sector
A series of monthly group tutorials will be held through Microsoft Teams, with individual tutorials as required
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Entry Requirements
There are no specific entry requirements for this programme.
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Course Length
How long is this course?
1 year
When does this course start?
02/09/2026
How many hours / days per week is this course?
This programme is delivered online and requires 2 to 3 hours per week commitment
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Course Fees
Age Cost Course fee £590 Fee information
This course is not eligible for full or partial fee waivers and costs �590. However, the cost can be split across three equal monthly instalments (paid at enrolment and each of the two following months).
Please note the information on this page was correct at the time of publication but is subject to change due to factors beyond our control. -
Additional Information
How is my course assessed?
There will be an informal assessment through the submission of two pieces of work:
- A personal view of one Heritage Building with which each candidate is familiar.
- Notes from an interview with a craftsperson working in the Heritage sector