MA in Conservation of Archaeological and Museum Objects (PP)

2 Years On Campus Masters Program

Durham University

Program Overview

This is a 2 year (full-time) or 3 year (part-time) course, which educates and trains graduate students to be conservators capable of researching, analysing, cleaning, preserving and caring for a wide range of archaeological and museum objects.It is intended for those who wish to become practising artefact conservators, or work in the fields of artefact research or preventive conservation. Graduates of the course will normally work in museums or large heritage organisations such the National Trust or English Heritage.

Program Key Stats

£32500 (Annual cost)
Rolling


Eligibility Criteria


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Additional Information & Requirements

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