Master of Science - Conservation Practice

The MSc Conservation Practice programme offered by the institution takes a practical approach to bench conservation, guided by accredited conservators. The programme is structured with lectures, seminars, and laboratory practice to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject.

This two-year programme is specifically designed for humanities and science graduates who wish to pursue a career in conservation. It offers valuable hands-on experience working with archaeological and historical objects in the laboratory, as well as opportunities for real-world conservation placements.

Under the guidance of expert tutors, students will develop a deep understanding of theoretical principles and their practical applications. They will acquire the necessary skills to care for and protect cultural heritage artefacts through laboratory work. The programme also focuses on developing proficiency in both modern and traditional conservation techniques, providing extensive experience working with cultural heritage objects from various locations around the world, including the UK.

In addition to technical expertise, students will also gain transferable skills in project and resource management, problem-solving, and effective communication. The programme is taught by renowned practitioners who are highly respected in the field, ensuring that students receive the knowledge and expertise required to operate at a professional level in the heritage sector. It also serves as a solid foundation for further research in the field.