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8 Art Conservation Bachelor's Degree Programs
University of Delaware
Bachelors in Art Conservation
- Newark, USA
Bachelor's degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The bachelor’s program in Art Conservation is designed to give students a strong foundation in the science and history behind preserving artworks and cultural artifacts. Students learn about different...
NOVA School of Science and Technology
Degree in Conservation-Restoration
- Costa da Caparica, Portugal
Bachelor's degree
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
Portuguese
How to conserve and restore our cultural heritage, in what state of decay is it found and what are the best and most recent techniques to preserve or restore it? In this degree you will know how to answer these questions. Interdisciplinarity, field work and visits to leading institutions will build quality training to preserve precious works of art and a unique cultural heritage.
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Polytechnic Institute of Tomar
Bachelor in Conservation and Restoration
- Tomar, Portugal
Bachelor's degree
Full time, Part time
On-Campus
Portuguese
The Conservation and Restoration programme offers a sound cultural, scientific and technological background enabling the students to contact with real situations in the laboratory and on site.
Utah State University
Bachelor's in Conservation and Restoration Ecology
- Logan, USA
Bachelor's degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Bachelor's in Conservation and Restoration Ecology program offers students a comprehensive understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, and sustainable management practices. The curriculum emphasize...
Mississippi State University College of Forest Resources
Major in Environmental Conservation
- Mississippi State, USA
Bachelor's degree
English
Today's forestry professionals strive to balance commodity production with environmental conservation. This is designed for students interested in focusing on complex environmental issues in the realm of natural resources management. While being educated as foresters, students concentrate on contemporary environmental concerns within three emphasis areas: social, land, and science.
Escuela de Conservacion y Restauración de Occidente (School of Conservation and Restoration of the West (ECRO))
BACHELOR IN RESTORATION OF MOVABLE PROPERTY
- Guadalajara, Mexico
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
Spanish
The Bachelor's Degree in Restoration of Movable Property is a higher-level educational modality dedicated to training professional restorers capable of designing, coordinating, and executing comprehensive restoration projects, aimed at addressing the needs and problems of various objects that are part of the cultural heritage. As a student of this degree, you will have the opportunity to: • Work with authentic cultural assets from museums, archives, and various collections, such as archaeological pieces, works of art, historical documents, and objects of worship, among others. • Participate in field practices and real projects for the conservation and restoration of cultural heritage at the national level. • Carry out exchanges and academic stays in the country and abroad. This degree will provide you with the methodological bases to intervene in cultural assets of a different nature and will allow you to develop the technical and conceptual skills that are required for their conservation and restoration. All this fostering critical thinking and ethical vision, as well as the sensitivity to assess, contextualize, diagnose, preserve and restore various objects and collections, both in the public and private spheres, applying current criteria at the national and international level.
New York University NYU Institute of Fine Arts
Bachelor in Archaeological Excavations
- New York, USA
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
English
The Institute of Fine Arts is deeply involved in one of the most ambitious and extensive archaeological projects currents in Egypt. The Institute co-sponsors, with the University of Pennsylvania Museum and Yale University, excavations at the site of Abydos in southern Egypt.
Tohoku University Of Art & Design
Bachelor in Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets
- Yamagata, Japan
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
In Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets, students will study images, objects, and preservation science, gaining specialized knowledge and skills. The goal is to train people who will be able to preserve objects of historical importance.
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Art Conservation blends science and artistry to preserve our cultural heritage. In a Bachelor's program, you'll engage with diverse sources, materials, and techniques that are essential for safeguarding art pieces and artifacts, making this field both innovative and historically rich.
Through courses in conservation science, you'll learn how to analyze materials and apply specialized cleaning techniques. You'll also study ethical considerations in the restoration process, making you well-versed in the traditions of art preservation. Students grasp how to utilize various physical and chemical methods to restore and stabilize sensitive materials, such as paintings, textiles, and ceramics. The hands-on approach in labs helps build confidence as you work on real artifacts, providing invaluable experience in assessing condition and developing appropriate conservation strategies.
Graduates often pursue careers as conservators in museums or galleries, or they may work in private practice, focusing on restoring and maintaining art collections. As you deepen your knowledge in this field, you’ll be prepared to contribute significantly to the preservation of artistic heritage worldwide.