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International Double Degree Programme

Cultural Heritage Conservation and Management

The programme provides students with integrated theoretical and practical knowledge on conservation, cultural heritage and its preservation, and management, whilst enabling them to connect with experts worldwide.

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Programme Duration

2 Years

Degree

Master of Arts

Partner School

University for Applied Arts Vienna

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Programme Benefits
  • Knowledge on conservation of cultural heritage is essential for preserving cultural artefacts for future generations.
  • International value, experience as well as opportunities for staff exchange between Thailand and Austria.
  • In reaching the programme’s objectives, graduates will be able to work and compete internationally in the much-required fields of cultural heritage and conservation.
Objectives
  • 1) To foster students’ morals and working ethics, with a focus on the field of the cultural heritage conservation.
  • 2) To develop advanced theoretical and practical knowledge in cultural heritage conservation and development.
  • 3) To provide students with managerial knowledge skills in relation to cultural heritage conservation and international context.
  • 4) To equip students with an ability to apply heritage conservation knowledge into practice.
Programme Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
  • PLO1 Identify concepts and theories related to cultural heritage conservation
  • PLO2 Understand Western and Eastern philosophy expressed through artistic objects
  • PLO3 Apply the ethics of conservation practice at work
  • PLO4 Demonstrate interpersonal skills and an ability to communicate with people from different backgrounds
  • PLO5 Use appropriate media to convey information to the wide public
  • PLO6 Apply managerial knowledge to conservation projects
  • PLO7 Select appropriate methods in the examination and treatment of artefacts.
  • PLO8 Develop appropriate strategies to address problems in cultural heritage conservation and management by using research skills
Who Is This Programme For?
  • Graduates keen on being part of the state-of-the-art, highly efficient and competitive workforce in this field.
  • Individuals looking to enhance their understanding of the past and the complexities of the heritage work environment.
  • Graduates who appreciate a workplace culture that stems work from multinational work environments.

What People Say About The Programme

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in Cultural heritage conservation and management programme focuses on providing the necessary opportunity to skills and knowledge within the heritage sector. It provides graduates with integrated theoretical and practical knowledge on conservation, cultural heritage, its preservation, and management, whilst enabling them to connect with industry experts worldwide. The programme is designed to give students the appropriate professional skills that are necessary to cope with the dynamic employment demands of modern society and thereby increasing students’ opportunities of success upon graduation

Requirement

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Conservation / Restoration OR Master’s Degree in a discipline of the arts or any other related field to conservation / restoration.

English

English Proficiency Test: Equivalent to Level B1, Common European Framework TOEFL IELTS (4.0) TOEIC (550 Listening & Reading) Oxford Online (41) Cambridge English (140) CU-TEP (35) SUIC English Test (60 out of 100) * Students must have English proficiency scores equivalent to B1 and submit the results in order to be eligible to register for courses in the second semester.

Study Plan

Year 1

Students take courses on the conservation of cultural heritage in preserving cultural artefacts for future generations. Learners undertake a curriculum designed in response to the need for a highly efficient, state-of-the-art and competitive workforce in this field.

Year 2

In the final year, students explore integrated theoretical and practical knowledge on conservation, cultural heritage and its preservation, alongside management, whilst enabling them to connect with experts worldwide.

Career

Cultural heritage and preservation management, Advisor and consultant in conservation or for heritage preservation, Historic planning coordinator, Cultural heritage management

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Account Name: Silpakorn University International College

Account Number: 012-1-26477-3 (Swift Code: KASITHBK)

Bank Name: Kasikorn Bank

Branch: Bang Khun Non Branch