MSc Sustainable Building Conservation
This distinctive masters qualification addresses current challenges and concerns recognised worldwide and emphasises the role of sustainability within a historic context.
The programme is accredited by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC).
How to apply
For more information on course content, structure, fees and how to apply, please visit our MSc Sustainable Building Conservation course information page.
Key events
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Week commencing 23 September 2019 | Enrolment and School induction |
| 27 September 2019 | Course induction |
| 10-11 October 7-8 November 2019 | ART501: The conservator’s role (Full-time and part-time Year 1) |
| 28-29 November 2019 16-17 January 2020 | ART502: Tools of interpretation (Full-time and part-time Year 1) |
| 6-7 February 20-21 February 2020 | ART503: Energy use in historic buildings (Full-time and part-time Year 1) |
| 24-25 October 2019 14-15 November 2019 | ART504: Case studies and regional work (Full-time and part-time Year 2) |
| 27-31 January 19-20 March 2020 | Study trip |
| 5-6 December 2019 9-10 January 2020 | ART505: Design tools: Methods of repair (Full-time and part-time Year 2) |
| 26-27 March 2020 | ART506: Dissertation (Full-time and part-time Year 2) |
Course team
Course Director
Deputy Course Leader
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Architecture Admissions
I was offered a position at China National Engineering Research Centre for Human Settlements this month. This centre is a primary technology pillar unit for China’s undertakings in the area of human settlement technologies, with China Architecture Design & Research Group being its parent organisation.Before this month, I have been working at this centre as an intern for about four months. I remember the day when I was interviewed, my boss said to me, because of my graduating from Cardiff University, she offered me this interview opportunity. I have never been as proud as that moment.
