TBBY3001

The Building Process, Central and Local Government Administration

Spring and Autumn

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

12 candidates

Average grade

C

3.33

same

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Average over time
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About this course

Content

"Kulturminnerett" is the study of the use of legal instruments in cultural heritage, as well as the rights and obligations arising out of that society will preserve heritage. "Kulturminnerett" include elements that span multiple jurisdictions. Particularly central in this course are the legal issues related to the Cultural Heritage Act, the Planning and Building Act and the Public Administration. The course discusses on cultural heritage dilemmas in relation to more general social trends. The central discussion will be linked to the dimension change - preservation, and will be linked to concrete examples from the field of practice and further procedural and issues related to practice in cultural heritage institutions in management and museums. It provides an overview of the legislation as part of the overall environment and resource management. Levels of management and management responsibilities are reviewed, and the procedure of defining the responsibilities, approvals and notification are themes in the process.

Learning outcomes

The candidate knows the laws, regulations, standards and of calculation as the basis for safe and professional implementation of common building processes The candidate has knowledge of municipal responsibility in the management and construction processes concerning building protection The candidate has knowledge of the Ministry's policy for sustainable development Candidates know the law as part of a general distribution of responsibilities, quality in building protection and a comprehensive environmental and resource The candidate has knowledge of the various levels of management, who accepts, grants, informs, and assumptions in the proceedings

Teaching methods

Lectures and exercises. The exercises are based on case affecting cultural heritage law.