Historic Building Conservation Fdsc And Bsc (hons) Top-up in Kingston University, UK

Historic Building Conservation Fdsc And Bsc (hons) Top-up in Kingston University

Why choose this course?

The UK's historic built environment is rich and diverse, contributing to national identity, our quality of life and the country's economy and education. This course offers a unique blend of vocational and academic learning that will greatly enhance your employability within this challenging and rewarding field. The course content is specifically designed to address skill shortages within the conservation industry.

Professional recognition

The foundation degree and the top-up are recognised by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC), the principal professional body for building conservation practitioners and historic environment specialists. The Historic Building Conservation BSc (Hons) top-up is also accredited by the RICS.

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