Caledonian Heritage Futures
Our cultural heritage is all around us! It provides the setting for our community identity and social activity. It draws together issues like the built environment, community histories and interpretation. When developed and supported effectively, cultural heritage helps us to understand our history in accessible ways.
Cultural heritage is a vital part of Scotland’s economy – it is estimated that it contributes between £350 and £400 million each year and employs in the region of 193,000 people.
Caledonian Heritage Futures Network has been formed from three distinctive areas of expertise at Glasgow Caledonian University. Historians from the School of Law and Social Science will work alongside researchers from the Moffat Centre for Travel & Tourism Business Development as well as staff from Caledonian Business School to help meet the needs of Scotland’s significant cultural heritage sector.Key Benefits
- Create a dynamic and unique interdisciplinary research partnership – relevant to Scotland’s economic and social needs.
- Build bridges between academics, policy makers, industry stakeholders, and community groups, by developing strategic and responsive approaches to research and dissemination.
- produce leading edge research supported by key funding bodies.
- generate a sustainable research and knowledge transfer environment.
Applications
- research
- knowledge transfer
- business development consultancy
- cpd and training
IP Status
N/A
Consultancy Website
www.heritagefutures.net
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