Conservation

Entry requirements

Suitable for graduates in archaeology, history, ancient history, conservation science and chemistry, and other related and relevant disciplines in the humanities, social sciences and biological and physical sciences.

Applicants should normally possess a master's degree in a subject related to their research interests.

Months of entry

January, April, July, October

Course content

Supervised by experts, our postgraduates encounter exciting opportunities to debate and exchange ideas, whether through our internationally-connected Research Centres or numerous seminar series.

Our projects across disciplines continue to advance research, supported by partners ranging from the Arts and Humanities Research Council to the Wellcome Trust.

The programme aims to offer knowledge and expertise for a career in research, academia, heritage, museums, contract work and consultancy.