The Degree Program provides basic knowledge related to the history and culture of the ancient and medieval world, art history, archaeology, the techniques underlying the organization of artistic productions and performances,s and audio-visual arts. It also provides fundamental knowledge on methodological issues and on the main research and analysis tools in these cultural fields, the legislation of cultural heritage, and the management and organization of cultural events.

The B.A. in Visual Art Studies: Studio Art and Curatorial Studies is delivered by a diverse faculty of artists, academics, and art professionals. Students can expect to gain a solid background in art history and theory, with a range of studio-art classes to develop skills in any area of the visual arts, from introductory to advanced levels skills. The program also has a unique emphasis on art management and curatorial studies. The program combines historical foundations across the centuries with an emphasis on the international modern and contemporary art scene.

The UK's historic built environment is rich and diverse, contributing to our national identity, our quality of life and the country's economy and education. This course offers a unique blend of vocational and academic learning that will greatly enhance your employability within this challenging and rewarding field. The course content is specifically designed to address skill shortages within the conservation industry.

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.

At City & Guilds of London Art School the BA (Hons) Conservation Studies degree course positions Conservation at the meeting-point of science and art – a fascinating blend of state-of-the-art forensics, aesthetics and traditional craft skills. During this intensive, demanding course you will work on a challenging variety of complex live projects, using objects lent by leading public and private institutions.

The four-year Bachelor of Arts in Conservation Degree [the BA(Conservation)] was launched in 2012 to meet the growing professional need for graduates with an understanding in heritage conservation. The programme provides students with the competency to pursue careers in numerous related fields, as well as a solid foundation for continuing their studies in specialised postgraduate programmes in conservation and complementary academic disciplines. The analytical skills developed in the programme and the multidisciplinary nature of the curriculum prepare students for a successful career in many professional fields, whether in the civil service, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) or private practice.

Do you have a love of art and art history, visual culture, or have a desire to work with art materials? If so, the pre-art conservation program may be what you are looking for. This highly specialized bachelor of arts (BA) program is designed for students like you who wish to continue with graduate study in order to become art conservators or enter an art materials safety profession.

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.

Students in this program major in Human Dimensions of Environmental Management and focus on promoting stewardship of Indigenous lands within the context of government policies and industrial development. Emphasis is placed on understanding how Indigenous history, politics and cultural values influence natural resource management.

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.

The four-year Bachelor of Arts in Conservation Degree [the BA(Conservation)] was launched in 2012 to meet the growing professional need for graduates to understand heritage conservation. The programme provides students with the competency to pursue careers in numerous related fields and a solid foundation for continuing their studies in specialised postgraduate programmes in conservation and complementary academic disciplines.

Take your passion for protecting the land, wildlife and fisheries resources to the next level in the Conservation Enforcement – Bachelor of Applied Science program, the only degree of its kind in Canada.

Archaeology covers a huge range of topics, spanning humans' evolution through the development of farming, ancient civilisations and world empires, and the role of material culture in human life and heritage in modern societies.

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.

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.