Theory and History of Conservation
Course
KU0870
Master’s level
7,5 credits (ECTS)
About
The course aims to provide in-depth understanding of basic concepts and theoretical
issues in the field of conservation through historical and international perspective. Students are trained to use conservation concepts in a critical and independent way. The principles and context of international declarations and conventions are presented and analysed. Furthermore, the course deals with the history of conservation and conservation ethics through selected examples.
Prerequisites and selection
Requirements
Bachelor in Conservation (180 credits) or equivalent. Students with other academic background relevant to the subject area of cultural heritage corresponding to at least degree (180 credits) can after consideration be given access to the course.