MSc in World Heritage Conservation
A flexible, distance-learning Master's programme focused on the nomination, monitoring, and conservation of World Heritage properties.
Best for:Best for heritage professionals and practitioners seeking flexible, distance-based advanced training in World Heritage management.
Overview
The MSc in World Heritage Conservation at University College Dublin is a specialized programme designed for professionals, decision-makers, and NGO staff working in the heritage sector. It offers a flexible, distance-learning environment that allows students to engage with global heritage issues from anywhere in the world. The curriculum covers a broad range of disciplines, including archaeology, architecture, and environmental science, fostering a dynamic forum for interdisciplinary discussion. Applicants are expected to bring diverse academic or professional backgrounds to contribute to the programme's collaborative nature.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced study of World Heritage nomination and monitoring processes.
- Participate in interdisciplinary discussions regarding cultural and natural heritage conservation.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to practical heritage management scenarios.
- Complete 90 credits of coursework within a flexible, part-time distance learning framework.
Requirements
Degree required: Honours university degree or equivalent professional experience.
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English; TOEFL Internet Based Test minimum score of 100 (unless primary degree was taught in English in an English-speaking country).
Instruction: English
- Academic background in a relevant field such as Archaeology, Architecture, Geography, Biology, Arts, Agriculture, Engineering, Environmental Science, or Economics.
- Demonstrated proficiency in English for non-native speakers.
- Ability to engage in independent, distance-based learning.
- Open to both domestic (EEA) and international (non-EEA) applicants.
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may be considered for admission or credit exemptions.
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How to apply
Applications are submitted online through the University College Dublin graduate admissions portal. Prospective students should review the specific entry requirements and prepare necessary documentation before applying.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
- Evidence of professional experience (for RPL consideration)
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