Bachelor of conservation restoration in University of antwerp

The bachelor takes on the preventative care for a heritage object and/or (sub) collection of heritage objects. For this, he/she uses his/her own quality control of the condition of the heritage object and/or (sub)collection of heritage objects, an inventory of the relevant environmental factors and a risk analysis as a basis.The bachelor can disclose, critically select, correctly interpret, (re)formulate and synthesise scientific information.The bachelor explains a common heritage object from a cultural-anthropological perspective within a general socio-cultural context, with specific attention for the (art)historical aspect of this context and with respect for the diversity in cultural values, religious convictions and ideological visions.The bachelor identifies the most common domain-specific historical conservation restoration materials and techniques and can use these in conservation/restoration and/or management and conservation problems.

Should have diploma of secondary education or equivalent on the basis of the stipulations of the institution's access procedure or a diploma of higher education of one cycle with a complete learning programme or a diploma of higher education of social promotion, 180 ECTS-credits, Either you have completed and passed in Dutch at least one year (or the equivalent in credits) at a secondary school, university college or university Or you passed (within the last 2 years) one of the following language tests:the Interuniversity language test Dutch as a foreign language (level C1 for all language related programmes, level B2 for all other programmes), the internationally recognised exam Certificaat Nederlands als Vreemde Taal (CNaVT) , a color copy of a valid passport or identity card, a curriculum vitae, a motivation letter,color copy of an original degree certificate with a translation in Dutch, French, German or English if the degree is drawn up in another language, Dutch language certificate indicating the level or an acceptance letter regarding a registration in a Dutch language course or test.

Conservator, Art Restorer

14th Feb