Overview

Master of Conservation (Preparatory Programme) from University of Malta welcomes students with a first degree from a range of disciplines, who undertake a set of common core subjects alongside additional specialised subjects determined by their entry qualifications.

You will be introduced to the significance of paintings and stone artefacts, as well as to the fundamental principles that underpin conservation practice. Particular emphasis is placed on the study of artists’ materials and techniques, and on the physical history of works of art. This essential knowledge forms the basis for understanding artworks and planning their conservation treatment, preparing you for entry into the Master of Conservation.

Career:

The transferable skills gained from this preparatory programme will suitably prepare you to enter an Master of Conservation (Decorative Architectural Surfaces/Easel Paintings/Stone), both in terms of knowledge and practical skills, and can also serve as a platform for you to either join other MSc or take up an occupation in a related heritage or other sector.