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Actors in the field of material cultural heritage (e.g. owners of historic houses, conservators, restorers, managers and staff of historic buildings, monuments, archaeological sites, museums, archives, libraries and art galleries) need intuitive digital tools for risk assessment of their collections and objects in order to develop structured, comprehensive and shareable conservation plans.
In a total of 8 units, Risk Management for Cultural Heritage highlights the importance for the cultural sector to activate an approach that allows it to adapt to the current global situation, to develop solutions and to act immediately to manage the risks posed by climate change and global warming.

The following topics will be covered:

• Basics on cultural heritage protection
• Assessing and categorizing risks
• Mapping hazards and cultural heritage
  
• Mitigation interventions
  
• Management of complex emergencies
• Damage assessment
• Scenario training
• Stakeholders and Community

Ciljevi kursa

This course is designed to equip cultural sector actors with the skills and knowledge to meet the needs of the job market in the field of cultural property protection in the face of climate change:

• assessing risks to their collections and objects
• undertaking in-depth analyses
• managing risks and threats
• developing working risk management plans
• implementing preventive measures
• using digital tools to promote cultural heritage
• engaging the public through the use of digital technologies

Predznanje

No previous experience is required for participation. Course held in English.
As a further specialisation to this course we recommend the online course of our sister project: 'SOS Heritage'.

Način provođenja kursa

Risk Management for Cultural Heritage consists of 8 units divided into several thematic lessons. Each lesson covers the topic in detail. A number of international experts in various fields of cultural management and protection present their lectures in short video units. Additional self-learning materials are also provided or linked to, to ensure independent and in-depth study of each topic.
Your learning progress will be assessed through self-assessment questions on the content of the videos and self-study materials in one or more quizzes per unit. Unit 1 covers essential topics and is a mandatory module and prerequisite for the following units. After passing all Unit 1 quizzes, the following units will be unlocked and can be completed at your individual schedule. In order to receive the course certificate, all quizzes in the course must be passed.

Certifikat

For actively participating in the course you will receive an automatic certificate which includes your username, the course name as well as the completed lessons. We want to point out that this certificate merely confirms that the user answered at least 75% of the self-assessment questions correctly.

Licenca

This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Disclaimer

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or INAPP. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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Dr. Anna Kaiser

Asst.-Prof. Dr. Anna Kaiser is a specialist in the field of cultural heritage protection. In 2013 she received her doctorate sub auspiciis praesidentis at the University of Vienna with a thesis on the Roman military. Since 2015 she has been a researcher for cultural property protection at University for Continuing Education Krems and has ever since played a significant role in the establishment and international positioning of the Center for Cultural Property Protection, of which she has been head since 2023. As such she acts as coordinator for several EU projects on cultural heritage protection, climate change, preservation and sustainable use of cultural heritage. Anna Kaiser teaches and holds lectures for national and international audiences on the broad topic of cultural property protection and emphasizes the particular importance in creating sustainable as well as feasible interfaces between civil stakeholders, various emergency services and especially the military.

Partneri

• Mazzini Lab Società Benefit (MLAB) [Italy] - A benefit society with expertise in project management related to the communication and promotion of cultural heritage and heritage institutions and the protection of tangible cultural heritage; technical expertise in digitisation and the provision of training in cultural heritage risk assessment and management; maintains an extensive network of institutional actors at international level and stakeholders in the field of cultural heritage such as archives, museums, libraries and galleries
• Center for Cultural Property Protection - University for Continuing Educations Krems (UWK) [Austria] - a state university oriented towards continuing education; holds with its Center for Cultural Property Protection a special expertise and huge eperience in protection of cultural heritage in (climate change unduced) natural catastrophes an cost-efficient preparedness measures for moveable and immovable cultural heritage; focuses on a hoistic approach to the topic;  high-level research professinals/facilities and teachers in the field of risk management and protection of cultural heritage; network of international stakeholders in the field of tangible cultural heritage
  
• Università per Stranieri di Perugia (WARREDOC) [Italy] - the 'Water Resources Research and Documentation Center' is a multidisciplinary academic centre that develops solution-oriented research, training, dissemination and exploitation activities at the 'University for Foreigners of Perugia'; expertise in promoting a greener, safer and healthier society, with particular emphasis on water and climate, natural disaster management and mitigation of water extremes to protect natural resources and cultural heritage
• Ústav teoretické a aplikované mechaniky (ITAM) [Czech Republic] - a non-profit public research institution of the Czech Academy of Sciences; expertise in the field of maintenance and preventive measures for the built heritage and in the assessment of the impact of climate change on the building fabric; long-term research in the field of conservation science with a broad spectrum ranging from historical materials and structural tasks to issues of urban, spatial and territorial site management
• ARTE Generali [Germany] - A legal entity in the form of a managing general agent, inspired by a passion for art, offering specialised insurance solutions for the protection of works of art and collectors' items; expertise in the insurance of buildings of special cultural importance and in the preparation of risk assessments and disaster recovery plansAll project partners work closely with their respective national and international institutions and actors in the fields of culture, cultural education and cultural heritage protection. Numerous experts from these collaborative partnerships have contributed their expertise and know-how to this course.

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University for Continuing Education Krems

2657 Učesnici

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