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Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments
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Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments

Frederick University
NicosiaCyprus
On campus
Full-time
€9,000.00total
 840 Points
Duration
1 Year, 6 Months
Language
Greek
Apply date
Sep 2024

Program Description

The aim of the Department Recognising the imperative need for specialising scientists in undertaking responsibly and methodically the preservation, protection and promotion of the unique monumental wealth of Cyprus, Frederick University offers a Postgraduate Program which aims at educating scientists of different specialisations in this field. This is a highly concise and practical program geared towards providing the state-of-the-art skills necessary for immediate entering or re-entering practice at the highest level.

The aim of the program is to fully instruct students not only in the theories of the deontology and methodology concerning the protection and restoration of historical buildings, but also in the practices regarding materials and technologies, which are nowadays internationally applied in restoration projects. The program also aims to provide further technical knowledge in the area of conservation and restoration of historical structures and monuments and it is intended to provide the educational platform to encourage the development of competent, confident and inquisitive postgraduates who are able to link restoration and conservation theory with practice.

Through the process of close examination and identification of the subject-matter, the students acquire the necessary assets allowing them to formulate compatible proposals for repairing, reinforcing, restoring or even changing the use of a historical building. The successful completion of the program requires also the submission of a research paper and a master’s thesis, covering a topic related to conservation and restoration of monuments or other relevant historical structures.

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Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, the students should be able to:

  • Recognise a building structure in terms of its historical period, building type, typological and morphological identity.
  • Obtain an in depth comprehension of the methodology of historical documentation of a structure.
  • Acquire the ability and skills to search and index historical resources.
  • Develop detailed knowledge on building analysis, recording of pathology and vulnerability of monuments.
  • Organize and implement visual and instrumental valuation of the typical types of pathology of various types of historical buildings.
  • Analyse and evaluate the dynamic and earthquake behaviour of historical monuments and structures.
  • Provide further knowledge of conservation principles and develop an ability to interpret and evaluate restoration problems.
  • Plan and execute a significant project of research, investigation or development within the context of conservation and restoration of historical buildings.
  • Obtain an in depth knowledge of the World, European and National regulatory and legal framework, concerning the protection and restoration of monuments.
  • Provide the scientific background for further studies or research.
  • Critically review existing practice and develop original and creative solutions to problems.
  • Study in depth the relevant materials technology, masonry engineering and static and anti-seismic analysis of the typical types of built monuments found in the eastern Mediterranean region.
  • Communicate and work effectively with peers and academic staff in a variety of tasks, demonstrating appropriate levels of autonomy and responsibility.
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Curriculum

Specialization in Architecture

Required Courses

Restoration Theory

Constructional Analysis of Historical Building Systems I

Methods for Documentation of Existing Condition and Pathology

Restoration Methods and Techniques I

Research Paper

Masters Dissertation

Specialization in Civil Engineering

Required Courses

Restoration Theory

Constructional Analysis of Historical Building Systems I

Methods for Documentation of Existing Condition and Pathology

Restoration Methods and Techniques I

Research Paper

Masters Dissertation

Careers

The graduates of the program, equipped with the epistemology and experience acquired in the field of Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments will be able to work in:

  • the private sector undertaking specialised projects
  • the public sector
  • the antiquities department
  • town planning and housing department
  • public works department
  • the technical services of ministries
  • the technical departments of district administrations and municipalities, both in Cyprus and overseas

Graduates will also be in a position to participate in research programs in related fields.

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