HIS664Archival Management

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU HIS664 has 2 direct prerequisites.

Graduate · 3 credits

This course is one of three specialized offerings in public history collections management. The focus of this course is archives, or the accumulation of historical records that have been set aside for future reference. Archivists must store, catalog, preserve, and retrieve archival materials that are considered to be of significance to a group. In this course, students apply the major theories of archival science to determine the authenticity, reliability, integrity, and usability of various records. Best practices for developing and maintaining archives are investigated. Additionally, the ethical considerations surrounding the care of records of social value are evaluated.

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HIS501 — Historiography
HIS502 — Historical Methods

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HIS664

Archival Management

HIS501

Historiography

HIS502

Historical Methods

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