Conservation of Archaeological and Museum Objects
Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies
Taught
MSc
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| England | £17,000 | £9,400 |
| Northern Ireland | £17,000 | £9,400 |
| Scotland | £17,000 | £9,400 |
| Wales | £17,000 | £9,400 |
| Channel Islands | £17,000 | £9,400 |
| EU | £36,000 | £19,800 |
| International | £36,000 | £19,800 |
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About
Program Overview
The MSc program combines specialist conservation skills with theoretical knowledge and includes a ten-month placement. Students will learn to research, analyze, preserve, and care for historic and archaeological objects, ensuring their preservation for future generations.
Course Structure
This practical course can be completed in two years full-time or three years part-time, targeting those aspiring to become conservators or work in artefact research and collections care.
Core Modules
- Conservation Theory and Method: Covers the planning and evolution of conservation practices.
- Conservation Skills: Offers hands-on experience
Subject Area Information
Fine art conservation is a specialized field dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and protection of artworks and cultural heritage. This discipline combines art history, chemistry, and hands-on technical skills to ensure that valuable pieces of art are maintained for future generations.
1. Introduction to Fine Art Conservation
2. Materials and Techniques of Art
3. Chemistry for Conservators
4. Conservation Science
5. Practical Conservation Techniques
6. Preventive Conservation
7. Ethics and Professional Practice
8. Conservation of Specific Media
- Analytical Skills
- Technical Skills
- Scientific Knowledge
- Problem-Solving
- Ethical Judgment
Career
Fine art conservation is a rewarding field that combines a passion for art with scientific and technical expertise. Graduates of these programs play a crucial role in preserving cultural heritage for future generations.
Art Conservator
Working in museums, galleries, or private practice to preserve and restore artworks.
Conservation Scientist
Conducting research and analysis to support conservation efforts.
Museum Curator
Overseeing the care and display of collections in museums and galleries.
Cultural Heritage Manager
Managing the preservation of cultural heritage sites and collections.
Art Historian
Specializing in the study and interpretation of artworks and their conservation.
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