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The Certificate in Public History offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between history and the public sphere. Delve into the dynamic field of public history, and the multifaceted approach to understanding and applying historical knowledge in museums, archives, and sites of cultural heritage. Through a blend of theoretical discussions, practical training, and hands-on experiences, students will develop the skills necessary to effectively communicate history to diverse audiences and engage with communities on historical issues.

Understanding neurodivergent individuals is essential for creating inclusive and supportive spaces where everyone can thrive. By recognizing the unique perspectives, strengths, and challenges of neurodivergent people, we can foster better communication, reduce misunderstandings, and improve overall outcomes. This course will provide you with valuable insights and practical strategies to effectively engage and support neurodivergent individuals in various settings, helping you build stronger, more inclusive relationships and environments.