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History & Heritage

History enthusiasts, cultural mediators or guides.

Archaeology, its scientific methods and social stakes, US cultural history, then writing and research.

175hours of coursework
18weeks at 10 h
3steps
13courses
3universities

Target skills

Social ImpactPeer ReviewCultureCommunity DevelopmentEnvironmentAncient HistoryCase StudiesSocial StudiesSocial JusticeWorld HistorySocial SciencesLiberal Arts

Skill labels as listed on Coursera.

Target jobs

  • Cultural mediator
  • Heritage guide
  • Heritage outreach officer

Progression

  1. 1
    Rice UniversityBeginnerGoogle Slides, Padlet

    Stated prerequisites: No prior experience required

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  2. 2
    University of Colorado BoulderBeginner

    Stated prerequisites: No prior experience required

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    CourseLevelLengthRating (reviews)
    Moneyball and GlobalizationBeginner9 h—
    Race, Gender, and CultureBeginner9 h—
    Baseball and AmericanismBeginner10 h—
    Baseball into the MillenniumBeginner7 h—
  3. 3
    University of California, IrvineBeginner

    Stated prerequisites: No prior experience required

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    CourseLevelLengthRating (reviews)
    Grammar and Punctuation—16 h4.7 (19,647)
    Getting Started with Essay WritingIntermediate13 h4.7 (3,295)
    Advanced Writing—18 h4.7 (1,969)
    Introduction to Research for Essay Writing—19 h4.7 (1,190)
    Project: Writing a Research Paper—10 h4.7 (514)

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Projects to build

After step 1

Site fact sheet

Present an archaeological site in your region: dating, methods and finds.

After step 2

Sport as a mirror

Study what a popular sport says about your country’s social history.

After step 3

Written guided tour

Write the researched script of a forty-five-minute guided tour.

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