The Cultural Heritage and Preservation track within the K4B program integrates Cultural Studies, Heritage Management, Archaeology and Anthropology, and Public History to prepare students for roles in preserving and promoting cultural heritage. This interdisciplinary track equips students with the skills to manage cultural heritage sites, conduct archaeological and anthropological research, engage communities in preserving traditions, and promote historical understanding in public spaces. Coursework covers the study of diverse cultures, management practices for heritage conservation, archaeological excavation techniques, and the role of public history in education and awareness. The program emphasizes rigorous quizzing practices, including heritage site management projects, archaeological case studies, and interactive public history assessments to ensure a comprehensive understanding of cultural preservation and heritage management. Upon successful completion, students receive a Specialization Certificate in Cultural Heritage and Preservation, accompanied by a detailed Courses Grade Report and a General Grade. Additionally, students are awarded Course-Specific Certificates in areas such as Cultural Studies, Heritage Management, Archaeology and Anthropology, and Public History. These certifications validate their expertise, enhancing employability in sectors such as cultural heritage management, archaeology, anthropology, and public history advocacy.