MA Stained Glass Conservation and Heritage Management

The MA in Stained Glass Conservation and Heritage Management is a unique course offered by the University of York. This postgraduate level course is aimed at those interested in exploring stained glass and architectural glass conservation and management. It is one of the few courses in the world focusing on this discipline and it is guided by principles of the international Corpus Vitrearum.Course Content: This two-year full-time course focuses on aesthetic interpretations and theological and social significance of the stained glass, its conservation, and heritage management. It combines theory with practical work; students work on exciting projects that include stained glass windows of national importance. They also benefit from the international network through the Corpus Vitrearum.Key Modules: Some of the key modules covered in the course are Techniques Through Time, Environmental Protection of Windows, Recording of Windows, and Art History and Value Concepts. Additionally, study visits and internships provide practical experience.Accreditations: The course is a component of the Corpus Vitrearum, a highly regarded international organization in stained glass conservation.Future Careers: Completing this course can lead to diverse career prospects in conservation, heritage management, law, and other related sectors. Graduates have found work with prominent conservation studios, museums, heritage institutions, and leadership roles within the heritage sector.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.