Insights from Masters Theses Research (Video)

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Thesis research is an opportunity for the students of MMS in Heritage Management to dive deeper into a set of research questions dealing with real life scenarios, practical challenges, critical inquiry into heritage concepts, among others. Thesis is also the culmination of an interdisciplinary course of study into an individual research that is built up on the individual student's background and interest, while charting a possible career path as well. In the first edition of this talk series, our graduates Harsh Shah, Niyati Bajpai and Vasudha Saraogi are discussing with Professor Ioannis Poulios on their experiences of different thesis research carried out at the old city of Ahmedabad - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Their thesis topics are as follows - Harsh Shah: Oral History And Public Memory In Mapping Values For Modern Built Heritage Vasudha Saraogi: Regeneration Of Historic Neighbourhoods Through Market Routes Niyati Bajpai: Rehabilitation Process In An Urban Historic City: Safeguarding The Social Value Through Community Participation

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