9 Short courses offered by the university

Developed to support the needs of senior managers, this qualification in Strategic Management and Leadership at Perth College UHI gives you the opportunity to focus on implementing your organisation’s strategy.

Join this Sustainable Land Use module at Perth College UHI to explore these debates from the perspective of policy, practice, and theory, learning how we can own, use, and manage land in ways which provide for sustainable economic, social, and environmental objectives, while prioritising and integrating the voices of local people.

Are you fascinated by archaeological sites and landscapes in the Highlands and Islands? Maybe you're keen to know more about a site in your local area? This Archaeology and Local Studies course at Perth College UHI may be for you.

This CPD award in Sustainable Deer Management at Perth College UHI is aimed at those working in the land management sector (e.g. estate management, forestry, agriculture, ecological consultancy) and in conservation organisations.

The Understanding the Visitor Experience course at Perth College UHI explores the multidisciplinary field of visitor studies, helping you understand how people experience, interpret and engage with cultural, heritage and tourism environments.

This Tourism Futures - AI in Tourism at Perth College UHI explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the global travel and tourism industry.

The Chartered Management Institute Management and Leadership qualifications at Perth College UHI were developed to support the needs of middle managers and those aspiring to senior management.

The Planning Visitor Experiences module at Perth College UHI introduces you to the principles and practice of interpretation planning as a core tool for shaping how visitors understand, connect with, and experience places.

As water becomes an increasingly variable resource, join this Water Resources in a Changing Climate course at Perth College UHI to understand regulations for water usage and explore stakeholder’s roles in developing a healthy water environment now and in the future.