Master's Degree in Conservation in Dubrovnik in Croatia

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A Masters degree is an academic degree awarded to individuals who successfully denote a higher level of expertise. There are two main types of Masters - taught and research.

Conservation studies programs typically look at the interaction between natural resources, energy, technology, population, cultural values and societal institutions. Courses are sometimes interdisciplinary and may explore topics such as: conservation and resources, conservation biology, biodiversity and conservation and wildlife conservation.

Through Croatia’s Academic Programs International, student from various parts of the globe obtain remarkable learning experience. The country’s cities offer a perfect location to learners who want to study diplomacy, peace and conflict studies, international business and international relations.

Students undertaking higher education courses in this city are in large numbers. This is due to the many Institutions, such the popular Dubrovnik International University. Higher education in this city is much valued as the institutions here has produced notable people in Croatia.

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Master in Restoration and Conservation

University of Dubrovnik
Campus Full time 2 years October 2018 Croatia Dubrovnik

The graduate study in Restoration and Conservation (wood, paper, textile, metal, and ceramics) lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS credits). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Conservation and Restoration (wood, paper, textile, metal, ceramics). [+]

Restoration and Conservation (wood, paper, textile, metal, and ceramics)

The graduate study in Restoration and Conservation (wood, paper, textile, metal, and ceramics) lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS credits). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Conservation and Restoration (wood, paper, textile, metal, ceramics).

Upon successful completion of this study, students are qualified for employment in state administration, in county and/ or town offices in charge of culture and monument protection, in museums, galleries, restoration and conservation workshops or archives, or they can start their own business. This study is the only one of its kind in Croatia, and it is fully in line with the Bologna Declaration. The framework of this program implies the day to day cooperation of teachers and students, the mobility of both teachers and students during the course and the possibility for the students to enroll in any course of a similar profile and level (expressed in ECTS credits) in universities of the European Union that offer compatible studies.... [-]