Masters Degrees (Historic Buildings)

Explore the development of public spaces, civic amenities and heritage sites through applied principles of exhibition and display. Read more

This programme pioneers a fresh and critical approach to architecture and historic urban environments at a world-leading architecture school. Read more

The Postgraduate Certificate in Architectural History is a one-year part-time course. It covers English architectural history from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day. Read more

Architectural conservation is an emerging area of work which requires specialist training and knowledge to deal with its multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary nature. Read more

Buildings are a direct link to the past – to the people who built them, to the people that lived in them, and to economies and societies that produced them. Read more

The Museums and Galleries in Education MA combines academic study with professional educational practice in museums, galleries and heritage sites, looking at influential contemporary and historic theories in museum and gallery education. Read more

Whether you want to design and build homes from scratch, or learn how to restore historic structures, this course will give you the creative and technological skills to succeed. Read more

Sarum is a centre for study and research where our passion is learning that nourishes the human spirit. The Sarum community offers welcoming space and time for all those who aspire to grow in wisdom and courage. Read more

Sarum College Our courses, conferences, and facilities are open to all. Founded in 1995, the College is based in historic grade 1-listed buildings with a heritage of theological education stretching back more than 150 years in Salisbury’s Cathedral Close. Read more

The master's programme in Clinical Nutrition is being held on-site in Tartu. The curriculum provides a broad knowledge of biochemistry, physiology, and metabolism, which underpins clinical provision. Read more

Archaeology is not only the study of the past, it is the study of ourselves. Archaeology feeds into current political debates around identity, how we feel about our past, and who we want to be. Read more

Explore the power of heritage in a global context and consider its relationship to major debates around sustainability, decolonisation, conflict, and human rights. Read more