This course enables you to become a surveying professional within the specialist field of historic building conservation. London is rich in its collection of historic buildings, and the course team places great emphasis on using these to illustrate the various elements of the course. In particular, past and ongoing works at the Historic Royal Palaces are used as the basis for project work.

This course enables you to become a surveying professional within the specialist field of historic building conservation. London is rich in its collection of historic buildings, and the course team places great emphasis on using these to illustrate the various elements of the course. In particular, past and ongoing works at the Historic Royal Palaces are used as the basis for project work.

Department: Architecture and Landscape

A 2.1 or 1st Class degree; this can be in any discipline, although a related subject is an advantage; some experience of working in the industry would also be useful; interview; applicants whose 1st language is not English must have an IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent.

Assessments consist of a wide range of methods, including essays, reports, seminars, laboratory exercises, a group field trip project, presentations, a dissertation and a conference paper.

Modules include: Analysing and recording historic buildings; building defects and pathology; conservation economics; conservation legislation; design and historic environments; European project; historic and sustainable building materials; regeneration; research modules: research concepts for the built environment; research proposal for dissertation; dissertation; conference paper.

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Kingston University London

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Historic Building Conservation

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