Conservation and Restoration
A two‑year Master’s programme focused on the scientific and practical aspects of preserving cultural heritage.
Best for:Best for students with a background in art, archaeology, chemistry, or related fields seeking advanced training in conservation and restoration.
Overview
The Conservation and Restoration Master’s programme is offered by the Faculty of Science and Technology at Universidade Nova de Lisboa. It provides 120 ECTS of advanced training in the theory and practice of conserving artworks, historic objects, and architectural heritage. Students will study material analysis, preventive conservation, and restoration techniques under the guidance of faculty experts. The programme prepares graduates for professional roles in museums, archives, and conservation laboratories. Admission requires a relevant undergraduate degree, and the degree awarded is a Master of Science.
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Applicants should submit their application through the online portal provided by the DGES. The application form can be accessed via the link below. Follow the instructions on the portal to upload the required documents and complete the submission.
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