Courses

The course's main objective is to provide theoretical and practical knowledge on the various aspects of disaster risk management of cultural heritage.

We are seeking 35 participants to join the international course on Managing World Heritage: People Nature Culture (PNC23) that will be held online in Spanish from 19-21 and 24-26 April 2023. This flagship foundational course of the World Heritage Leadership programme is intended for heritage site coordinators, members of management teams and institutions, and heritage practitioners working with World Heritage properties and other heritage places...

Conserving heritage collections is vital to ensure that they are in good condition, accessible, and therefore ready to serve present and future communities of users to their fullest potential. This is no easy task, given the wide variety of materials and manufacturing techniques of heritage artefacts, and the multiple environmental hazards (chemical, biological, physical) they are exposed to. Understanding the underlying principles of key...

This online course on Impact Assessment in a World Heritage context will introduce participants to the methodology outlined in the updated Guidance and Toolkit for Impact Assessment in a World Heritage context (July 2022), which was prepared by the three Advisory Bodies to the World Heritage Convention – ICOMOS, ICCROM and IUCN – in partnership with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre.

Japanese paper is internationally recognized as a superior conservation material. It is also the support material used in Japanese artworks in many collections worldwide. However, outside of Japan, it isn't easy to gain in-depth, holistic knowledge and experience in traditional conservation techniques dealing with Japanese paper. The Japanese Paper Conservation (JPC) course offers a unique opportunity for overseas professionals to bridge this gap...

We are seeking 20 participants to join the international course on Managing World Heritage: People Nature Culture (PNC23) that will be held online in English from 13 to 23 February 2023. This flagship foundational course of the World Heritage Leadership programme is dedicated to site coordinators, members of management teams and institutions, and heritage practitioners working with World Heritage properties and other heritage places around the...

In the past few years, there has been mounting concern about the potential risks to heritage and local living conditions posed by natural hazards – especially those resulting from climate change. Vulnerabilities caused mainly by human activities are one of the major factors that escalate the severity and frequency of natural disasters’ impacts, including losses and damages. In most Southeast Asian historic quarters, towns or cities, tourism...

We are now accepting applications for the second cycle of the 9-month course, which will run from December 2022 to August 2023.

This workshop may be for you if you have already used the RE-ORG method to implement a RE-ORG project, and/or you want to partner with someone who has practical RE-ORG experience to organize a RE-ORG training activity and/or you advise or deliver training to heritage institutions on preventive conservation.

To promote such understanding, CNCPC-INAH, TNRICP and ICCROM have offered the "International Course on Paper Conservation in Latin America: Meeting East" for the past decade. The course helps participants to incorporate Japanese paper conservation techniques into Latin American paper-based collections and adapt them as needed. The course was held virtually the past two years. Pending the evolution of the global health situation, we plan to resume...