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Useful Information
COURSES & TRAINING
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THE COLLEGE OF ESTATE MANAGEMENT
Whiteknights, Reading RG6 6AW
Tel 0118 921 4696 Freephone 0800 019 9697 Fax 0118 921 4620
Email courses@cem.ac.uk
www.cem.ac.uk
MSc/PGDIP IN CONSERVATION OF THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT (UNIVERSITY
OF READING)
: See also: display entry in this section, page 194.
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EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF ART, UNIVERSITY OF
EDINBURGH
74 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh EH3 9DF
Tel 0131 221 6168 Fax 0131 221 6006
Email m.glendinning@eca.ac.uk
www.eca.ac.uk
DIPLOMA AND MASTERS DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVATION
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Conservation has been taught at Edinburgh College of Art since 1969.
The Scottish Centre for Conservation Studies offers a one year Diploma/
MSc course, available for full or part-time study, offering a thorough
grounding in conservation principles and methods. Admittance is by
a first degree in any area related to the built environment. Students
proceed to the MSc (by dissertation) upon successful completion of the
initial Diploma course. Core subjects (history, theory, building analysis,
conservation technology, design intervention, planning law, and area
conservation) are supplemented by options including conservation of
world heritage and modern movement buildings.
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OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY and
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
c/o School of the Built Environment, Oxford Brookes University,
Oxford OX3 0BP
Tel 01865 483684
Email pgadmin.be@brookes.ac.uk
www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/planning
HISTORIC CONSERVATION COURSE
: Established in 1990, the course is the
product of collaboration between the two major institutions of higher
education in Oxford. The course aims to be not only relevant to the role
of the conservation officer working within the planning system, but
also to meet the needs of a wider range of professionals working within
the public, private and voluntary sectors of the heritage industry. The
modular construction of the course enables full or part-time study for a
PG Diploma or an MSc in Historic Conservation, or part-time study for a
Certificate in Historic Conservation. There are further opportunities for
MPhil or PhD research.
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WEALD AND DOWNLAND OPEN AIR MUSEUM
Singleton, Chichester, West Sussex PO18 0EU
Tel 01243 811464 Fax 01243 811475
Email courses@wealddown.co.uk
www.wealddown.co.uk
CONSERVATION TRAINING, SERVICES AND SUPPLIES
: The museum has an
established reputation as a provider of specialist training/education
in historic building conservation and the use of traditional building
materials and processes. The 48 historic buildings reconstructed
on its site give the museum an unrivalled teaching resource in this
specialised field. Courses for surveyors, architects, conservation
officers and craftspeople are eligible for CPD. MSc programmes in
building conservation and in timber building conservation. Discounted
course places may be available, please enquire. Exciting and innovative
Downland Gridshell building provides workshop spaces and artefacts
store, which inspire new courses. Research library designed for use by
professionals. Specialist bookshop.
BUILDING
CONSERVATION
Post-Graduate Diploma Course at the
Architectural Association School of Architecture
A two-year course for architects and professionals
from other, related disciplines. The course takes place
on Fridays during the academic year.
Courses beginning in October
For an application form or further details, please
view online at www.aaschool.ac.uk/bc or contact:
Admissions, Building Conservation
Architectural Association School of Architecture
36 Bedford Square, London
Telephone Fax
Email conservation
@
aaschool.ac.uk
www.aaschool.ac.uk/bc
The School is run by the Architectural Association (Inc.), a Registered (Educational) Charity.