40 C O N T E X T 1 1 3 : M A R C H 2 0 1 0 www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/be School of the Built Environment Where better to study Historic Conservation at postgraduate level than Oxford? The Oxford MSc/Diploma in Historic Conservation is long established and highly regarded. It builds on the strengths and traditions of both Oxford Brookes University’s School of the Built Environment and the University of Oxford’s Department for Continuing Education. Covering all areas of competence identified by the IHBC, the course can be taken by full-time, part-time or mixed modes of study. For information please contact: Senior postgraduate administrator t. 01865 483684 e. [email protected] School of the Built Environment Oxford Brookes University Oxford OX3 0BP www.cem.ac.uk BuILDING FuTuReS INTeReSTeD IN cONSeRVaTIONaND HeRITaGemaNaGemeNT? mSc/PGDip in conservation of the Historic environment • Focus on the conservation of historic buildings and landscapes • Develop the skills, understanding and sensitivity necessary to care for architectural heritage • Become a member of RICS and/or IHBC • Find out why many National Trust building surveyors train with CEM Established links with the National Trust, English Heritage and the Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment. To further your career call 0800 019 9697 (quoting ref: cT310), email [email protected] or visit our website. UCL CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE HERITAGE Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Accredited Course MSc in Sustainable Heritage Funding available for postgraduate study in Sustainable Heritage Who should apply? Designed for a new generation of heritage leaders, this course gives today’s specialists (architects, surveyors, engineers, project managers, clerks of work, curators, conservators and designers) the interdisciplinary skills and mindset to be able to deliver the heritage programmes and projects of the future. Students will have access to: • International, interdisciplinary teachers who are leading professionals in their field • Learning from practice: the course is focussed on real-life heritage case studies • A fully funded 2-week study visit in Malta Subjects covered include: • Concepts of sustainability and heritage value • Heritage materials and assemblies • Sustainable strategies for conservation and re-use of heritage • Project planning, management and maintenance in the heritage sector Funding: Studentships are available for full-time and part-time study in 2010/11, through the support of Ecclesiastical. For further information about the course and funding, please contact the Course Director on 020 7679 8242 Email [email protected] Web www.ucl.ac.uk/sustainableheritage/msc.htm CONSERVATION AND REPAIR OF MASONRY RUINS Graham Abrey 26-29 April CONSERVATION AND REPAIR OF PLASTERS AND RENDERS Graham Abrey 1-4 June MANAGING WILDLIFE ON HISTORIC MONUMENTS Alan Cathersides 7-10 June CLEANING MASONRY BUILDINGS David Odgers 21-24 June A development of the former English Heritage Programme CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT T: 01243 818219 E: [email protected] West Dean, Chichester,West Sussex PO18 0QZ www.westdean.org.uk/college
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