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Useful Information
COURSES & TRAINING
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
or contact:
Admissions, Building Conservation
Architectural Association School of Architecture
36 Bedford Square, London
Telephone Fax
Email conservation
@
aaschool.ac.uk
The School is run by the Architectural Association (Inc.), a Registered (Educational) Charity.
MSc Conservation of the Historic Environment
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Focus on the conservation of historic buildings and landscapes
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Develop skills, understanding and sensitivity necessary to
care for our rich and diverse cultural heritage
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Become a member of RICS and/or IHBC
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Enhance your career and develop specialist expertise to add
to your business
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Retrain in an exciting new profession
Established links with the National Trust, English Heritage and
Prince’s Foundation for Architecture and the Built Environment.
To further your career call 0800 019 969, email
courses cem.ac.uk or visit our website.
Follow us on Twitter @CEM1919
INTERESTED IN
CONSERVATIONAND
HERITAGEMANAGEMENT?
MSc Conservation of Buildings
Department of the Built Environment
For further
information:
Click:
Email:
Call:
0845 271 3333
Are you…
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A Property, Surveying or Architecture Graduate?
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A Non-Cognate Graduate with Heritage Experience?
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A Professionally Qualified Property Specialist?
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Passionate about Heritage and developing your career
in Conservation?
Then this is the course for you, covering:
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Conservation and Legislation – Geography & Geology
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Facilities Maintenance of Historic Buildings
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The Science & Economics of Historic Buildings
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Surveying the Historic Building – Chronology, Design &
Interpretation
Two-year part-time study with September and
January starts.
A
RCHAEOLOGY AT
Dept. of Archaeology
University of York
King’s Manor
York YO1 7EP
UK
t:
+44 (0) 1904 323903
+44 (0) 1904 323963
Whatever your experience or
interests, there has never been
a better time to join one of the
top archaeology departments
in the country.
Achieved top ratings for
teaching in recent national
surveys
(QAA and NSS)
.
One of the top ten research
institutions in Britain
(RAE 2008)
.
International reputation
in cultural heritage and
architectural conservation.
CPD, short courses and part
time options for those who
have to balance their studies
with other commitments.
Access to the wealth of
resources and professional
expertise that the city of York
has to offer.
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