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University of Birmingham partners with Indian Institute of Heritage
This collaboration will ensure participation of students and experts from both institutions in various research projects
Professor Adam Tickell of the University of Birmingham with Dr. B. R. Mani of the Indian Institute of Heritage / Image: University of Birmingham
The University of Birmingham has partnered with the Indian Institute of Heritage to create new opportunities in the fields of heritage, museums, and museology.
Dr. B. R. Mani, vice-chancellor of the institute, and professor Adam Tickell, vice-chancellor of the university, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore a strategic partnership that will create impactful collaborations in the field of education and research.
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The partnership will foster the participation of students and experts from both institutions in various research projects along with exchange programmes between the academics in Birmingham and Delhi, according to a University of Birmingham statement.
Shedding light on the alliance, Tickell said, “We are establishing an exchange partnership through the new relationship, where both schools will guarantee the involvement of specialists and students in a range of research projects, as well as academic and student exchange programmes.”
Further elaborating on the student exchange programmes. he added, “We will host students at the University of Birmingham – providing academic and industry-based training in heritage management. We’ll arrange staff exchanges that enable students at Birmingham and the Indian Institute of Heritage (IIH) to be taught by leaders in the field of heritage science and museology, and access significant new research.”
He also mentioned that there are no limitations on the number of students for different opportunities.
The university highlighted that its International Centre for Heritage (ICH) is a global leader in the adoption of cutting-edge, sustainable approaches for heritage management and future planning.
It further underlined that the postgraduate programs offered by the center equip students with the necessary skills for pursuing careers in heritage, with numerous alumni holding prominent positions in museums and conservation agencies.
Tickell explained that ICH’s postgraduate programs give students the tools they need to pursue professions in heritage.
Through these programmes, students will engage in practice-based learning in the university’s range of heritage sites and museums, including the world-renowned Lapworth Museum and the beautiful Winterbourne House and Gardens.
They will also engage in student experience trips to the university’s regional and national partners – supporting broader perspectives of heritage practice as well as developing their critical awareness of current challenges in the field of heritage and museology.
“Indian Institute of Heritage is stepping towards making its global presence felt in the field of culture and heritage. This collaboration will result in creating informed and efficient heritage professionals and academicians in the future. It will benefit our students and staff,” Mani added.
Social media caption- ICH’s postgraduate programs give students the tools they need to pursue professions in heritage.
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