MArch Master of Architecture

The Archaeology and Conservation of Cultural Heritage (ARCARCMC) course offered by the University of Lincoln, UK is a master's program aiming to showcase the significance and the value of cultural heritage in various ways. This course is designed to give students the necessary skills to participate in the conservation and presentation of built and moveable heritage.Course Content: This course provides essential knowledge in the theory and practice of conservation, presentation, and restoration of cultural heritage. Students will learn to identify and understand the deterioration processes that affect buildings and artefacts, how to implement appropriate conservation treatments, and how to manage heritage projects and public engagement, among others. They will also engage in hands-on work experience placements in heritage and conservation organizations.Key Modules: Key course modules include Principles of Conservation and Preservation; Conservation in Practice; Conservation Techniques and Materials; Conservation & Management of Archaeological Sites; Professional Practice in Conservation and Heritage; Heritage Project; and a Dissertation.Accreditations: The University of Lincoln has been awarded Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework 2017, recognizing the standard of teaching and learning outcomes.Future Careers: Graduates with this degree can pursue careers in museums, heritage agencies, architectural preservation contexts, governmental planning and advice bodies, private contracting companies, and consultancy firms. The additional experience gained through work placements may further enhance employability.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.