University of Lincoln, BA (Hons), Conservation and Restoration
Level 1: In the first year, practical, theoretical, scientific and art historical studies prepares a foundation of the mixed bag of skills that make up the conservator's expertise. Level 2: Students will be treating historic objects and developing decision-making and project-management skills, whilst furthering practical expertise; relevant research, recording (photography and drawing) and scientific skills will enhance students practice and professional competence; the second year includes practical study of a wide range of historic materials to allow a breadth of experience and source of transferable skills; separate practical units at this stage consider ceramics, gilded objects, archaeological objects, decorated surfaces and ethnographic material. Level 3: The third year offers opportunities for specialisation with a six-week placement, chosen to suit the students aspirations.
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