Conservation of Historic Buildings MA

The Master of Arts in Conservation of Historic Buildings at the University of York is a unique program designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the principles and practice of historic building conservation. The program covers a variety of topics including structural analysis, materials science, and traditional fabric methods with a particular focus on the historical and cultural significance of heritage structures. With laboratory classes, field visits and research projects, students will gain hands-on experience in areas such as conservation project management and policy development. This multidisciplinary degree combines coursework from departments such as architecture, art history, archaeology and engineering to provide graduates with the technical skills needed for successful careers in heritage conservation. With a strong track record of success and wide range of career prospects, this program provides students with an excellent opportunity to make meaningful contributions towards preserving our cultural heritage while also making a unique impact on their community.