Heritage Projects and Partnerships
Heritage Projects and Partnerships at UON
Supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and working in partnership with The University of Bedfordshire, our two-year heritage project comprises three distinct strands which fostered new strategic partnerships and strengthens existing ones across the heritage, cultural and education sectors in Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire.
Delivered across Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire, The Heritage Skills Hub works in dialogue with Heritage Impact Accelerator participants, regional delivery partners and colleagues from across the Universities’ academic faculties and professional departments and offers needs-driven online and physical training sessions and events.
If you are an individual or organisation interested in working across and/or engaging in the local heritage sector, then The Heritage Skills and Learning Hub is for you. Our programme is also offered to students/local graduates, those who work or volunteer in the heritage sector, those who wish to informally extend their skills through informal and free provision and local schools, teachers and educational support staff.
Our 10-month needs-driven incubator programme for heritage practitioners aims to build their capacity to deliver enhanced community heritage projects, develop new cultural and cross-sector partnerships and increase levels of contributed and earned income with a focus on Corby.
The programme immerses participants in a university hothouse for entrepreneurial and interdisciplinary skills development. It accelerates and pushes practitioners to develop thriving community heritage projects and enterprises.
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