Law, Plan and Management

The course deals with the legal matters of cultural heritage management, and gives an insight to how public administrative bodies with responsibility for Norwegian cultural heritage deal with a number of administrative procedures. The course covers the same topics as KULMI2700, but will focus on administrative procedures and problems found in institutions that work with cultural heritage.

A candidate who passes this course is expected to have the following learning outcome according to the course curriculum defined as knowledge and skills:

Knowledge
The candidate
- has good knowledge of the Plan and Building Act and its content and proceedings in regard to planning when listed buildings are concerned.
- has practical and theoretical knowledge of governmental administration and planning on local and regional level

Skills
The candidate
- has knowledge of substantive law and procedure.
- has competence in local and regional administration of planning
- can understand and use a juridical language and identify legal issues
- can apply legal instruments in planning to preserve listed buildings

Lectures, seminars and a compulsory assignment.