The aim of the master’s degree is the theoretical and practical training of self-reliant restorers who are dedicated to the preservation and care as well as the research of art and cultural assets.
Since the summer semester 2010, the university has been offering a master’s degree in restoration and conservation science. The course, which ends with a Master of Arts (M.A.), builds on the six-semester course in Restoration and Conservation Science, which ends with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.).
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