This is the website of the first edition of the Caribbean Heritage Course in Curacao. This site will soon be adapted as part of the preparations for the next edition of this course in 2013.   For whom? The Caribbean Heritage Course in Curacao was for:
	Heritage professionals in the entire Caribbean region;  Others in the Caribbean region such as university students, researchers and decision makers whose actions can impact the planning, management, conservation and maintenance of Caribbean immovable heritage.
	Academic credits This course was assigned 4 ECs (European Credits) by the University of the Netherlands Antilles.  Admission requirements: - Participants must be able to operate on an academic level; - They should be working with or active in an agency or institution, related    to cultural heritage (conservation, research, management or promotion of    cultural and natural heritage); - A detailed résumé or curriculum vitae should be sent in together with the    Registration form.
	. When The Caribbean Heritage Course in Curacao consisted of the course modules 1 and 5 of UNESCO's Caribbean Capacity Building Program (CCBP). Course module 1 ran from March 21 - 25, 2011 Course module 5 ran from March 28 - April 1, 2011. The classes for both modules ran from Monday through Friday, between 09:00 and 17:00 hours. Where The Caribbean Heritage Course was organized in Curacao's capital Willemstad; an inspiring heritage city that has been figuring on UNESCO's World Heritage list since 1997.
The Caribbean Heritage Course was a joint initiative of:

	University of the Netherland Antilles		Monument Funds Foundation		Department of Urban and Regional Development, Planning and Housing (DROV/ROP)
	UNESCO/Netherlands Funds-in-trust		UNESCO, World Heritage Center & Havana Office