Tasmania

Graduate Certificate in Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies in Launceston

Nationally Recognised Higher Education

Entry requirements

Entry requirements set by ASQA are the basic qualifications and criteria that students must meet before enrolling in a nationally recognised course.

These requirements ensure students have the skills and knowledge needed to undertake this course.

  • There are no formal academic requirements
  • Additional entry requirements are set by individual course providers

Career opportunities

The Graduate Certificate in Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies will prepare you for the following roles.

More about Graduate Certificate in Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies

If you are considering a career in the vibrant fields of cultural heritage and museum studies, the Graduate Certificate in Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies offered in Launceston is an excellent pathway. This qualification enables students to immerse themselves in the rich history and diverse artistic expressions of Australia, particularly in the unique regional context of Tasmania. With a growing demand for professionals in this sector, graduates will find themselves well-prepared to step into roles that preserve, interpret, and promote our cultural narratives.

Completing this graduate certificate equips you with essential skills for various exciting job positions such as an Exhibition Coordinator or a Museum Assistant, both pivotal in ensuring our cultural histories are showcased effectively. Furthermore, roles such as Art Gallery Assistants and Archivists are integral in maintaining and organising collections that reflect our artistic heritage. The course lays a solid foundation for those aspiring to contribute significantly to museums, galleries, and cultural institutions in Launceston and beyond.

With links to various fields, including Creative Arts, Fashion and Music, Education and Training, and Government and Public Sector, this graduate certificate encourages an interdisciplinary approach to the study of cultural heritage. Students can enhance their qualifications by exploring other related areas, such as Tourism, Travel and Hospitality and Aboriginal Studies, broadening their career possibilities and fostering a holistic understanding of the cultural landscape.

Upon completion, graduates may find fulfilling opportunities as Museum Curators, Conservators, or Gallery Managers, ensuring that the treasures of our past are preserved for future generations. Additionally, roles like Program Officers and Cultural Heritage Consultants are also available for those looking to impact community heritage projects.

In a city renowned for its diverse cultural displays, those who wish to enhance their careers in arts and culture can benefit significantly from this qualification. With the potential to work as a Gallery Curator or even research roles as a Music Historian, graduates are well-positioned in the job market. Launceston provides a rich backdrop for applying the knowledge and skills acquired through the Graduate Certificate in Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies, leading to a rewarding career in preserving, interpreting, and promoting culture.