This course aims to provide graduate students in maritime archaeology with a thorough grounding in the various approaches used in Australia and around the world to the management, legislation and interpretation of underwater cultural heritage; introduce students to the theory, methods and practice of underwater cultural heritage legislation, management and interpretation; provide students with opportunities to learn and apply underwater cultural heritage management, planning and interpretation skills to practical case studies. Understand the major issues relating to underwater cultural heritage legislation, management and interpretation; the components of underwater cultural heritage surveys, management reports and interpretative plans, from conception to submission; apply the skills associated with effective development of legislation, management and interpretation of underwater cultural heritage sites.
Students should complete the application form, including details of all the topics they wish to enrol in and post the form to Enrolment Services, Flinders University, GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001.
Flinders University's main campus is located on Sturt Road at Bedford Park, just south of the Central Business District (CBD) of Adelaide, the capital city of the State of South Australia. The most direct routes from the CBD are via: Anzac Highway and South Road, or Goodwood Road, Ayliffes Road and South Road.