Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage · University of the Basque Country/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (UPV/EHU)







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📚 Overview
The Bachelor's Degree in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage at the UPV/EHU trains professionals to preserve, restore and manage tangible cultural heritage. The curriculum covers art history, chemistry applied to conservation, documentation techniques, materials analysis, intervention methods and ethical restoration criteria. Students develop the skills to identify, assess and treat works of art, archaeological objects, textiles, documents and other cultural assets, ensuring their preservation for future generations.
✨ Specific Information
The degree combines theoretical and practical training, including specialist workshops and laboratories equipped for analysing and working on real pieces. Participation in conservation and restoration projects is encouraged, as is collaboration with museums, archives and other cultural institutions. The programme may offer external work placements and participation in international mobility programmes such as Erasmus.
👤 Recommended Profile
This degree is suitable for people with an interest in art, history and science who have manual skills, attention to detail and an appreciation of the importance of preserving cultural heritage. Observational skills, scientific rigour and ethical responsibility are valued.
🚀 Further Study and Career Opportunities
After completing the degree, graduates may pursue master's degrees in related areas such as advanced conservation, heritage management or museology. They are also prepared to work in cultural institutions, restoration workshops, museums, archives, libraries or companies specialising in the conservation and restoration of cultural heritage.
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