GB · Masters
Postgraduate Diploma in the Conservation of Easel Paintings
Program information
Program overview
The study of the conservation of easel paintings is a 3-year full-time course and leads to the qualification of a postgraduate diploma Its interdisciplinary nature brings together art history fine arts and natural sciences and applicants usually have a BA or equivalent degree in any of these subjects The student body is international with a yearly intake limited to 5 which makes the teacher-student ratio exceptionally high The competitive nature of the course leads to an equally exceptionally high degree of employment upon graduation in both the most reputable institutions and private conservation studios in the world such as the National Gallery the Metropolitan Museum of Art The Getty the National Trust and the Royal Collection On graduating you will be Able to address the complexity of easel painting conservation Knowledgeable about artists materials and techniques from the medieval to the contemporary period Be proficient in communicating achievements through presentations Highly employable practitioners in painting conservation and conservation science Find out more about the department s research
Duration: 13
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Intakes and application timing
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