Significance is now a core concept within our planning process. Its assessment is a key part of management and of development within the historic environment. This course will introduce the process, show you what is involved in preparing assessments of significance, teach you how to read and judge such assessments, and explore the ways in which they can be used. At the end, you should be convinced about the value of significance as a planning and management tool!
Heritage Values and the Assessment of Significance
Overview
Programme details
8 July: Introduction and case study exercises
9 July: Talks, walks, and workshop activities
10 July: Visit to a nearby heritage site for group work on hypothetical impact assessment
*The full programme and list of tutors will be finalised shortly
Digital Certification
Digital badge
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be issued with an official digital badge from the Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford. After the course, you will receive an email with a link and instructions on how to download your digital badge. You will be able to add your badge to your email signature and share it on social media if you choose to do so.
Fees
| Description | Costs |
|---|---|
| Tuition (includes coffee/tea) | £640.00 |
| Dinner Tuesday | £28.50 |
| Dinner Wednesday | £28.50 |
| Lunch Day 1 - Hot | £19.25 |
| Lunch Day 2 - Hot | £19.25 |
| Lunch Day 3 - Hot | £19.25 |
| Single Standard room with Breakfast (2 Nights) | £226.00 |
Payment
Payment of fees must be made in full at the time of booking.
Please note that businesses and organisations can be invoiced on provision of a Purchase Order and completed application form. These can be emailed to the CWHE Programme Administrator, email: cwhe@conted.ox.ac.uk.
Tutor
Mr Henry Russell
Course Co-Director
Lecturer in Conservation of the Historic Environment, Reading University. Henry Russell is a member of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Building’s casework committee, co-chair of the Heritage Alliance’s Spatial Planning Advocacy Group and a membership assessor for the Institute of Historic Building Conservation. He served on the Church of England’s Church Buildings Council and was Chair of Gloucester Diocesan Advisory Committee.
Application
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Selection criteria
Accommodation
Accommodation is available to book for this course at Rewley House. If you have any questions regarding the accommodation please get in touch with Continuing Education Residential Centre res-ctr@conted.ox.ac.uk.
All bedrooms are modern, comfortably furnished and each room has tea and coffee making facilities, Freeview television, and Free WiFi and private bath or shower rooms.