Bachelor in Conservation and Restoration

This program focuses on the preservation of art and cultural objects, ensuring they are maintained for future generations. It is ideal for students who are passionate about history and conservation, and who thrive in hands-on learning environments. The degree lasts for six semesters and combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, making it a great choice for those looking to make a tangible impact in the field of conservation.

Students will study various subjects related to conservation techniques, documentation, and protection of artifacts. The curriculum includes practical training on original objects, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios. They will also learn to work collaboratively in teams and present their findings, which prepares them for the dynamic nature of the conservation field.

Graduates can pursue various job titles such as Conservator, Restoration Technician, or Museum Curator. They may find employment in museums, heritage conservation agencies, or private restoration workshops. The skills acquired during the program are transferable across different sectors, providing a solid foundation for a career in cultural heritage management or further academic pursuits in conservation science.