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Master of Conservation

About the program

A 3-year full-time Doctor of Philosophy in Conservation by research, offered by the Welsh School of Architecture.

Develop foundational knowledge in Conservation. Apply skills related to Research degree with no taught modules listed
an independent project in Conservation under a supervisory team
supported by research-skills training and regular progress reviews. Interpret relevant evidence and communicate findings within the discipline.

Research degree with no taught modules listed: an independent project in Conservation under a supervisory team
supported by research-skills training and regular progress reviews
and finished with a thesis defended in an oral examination (viva voce).

Bachelor's degree (UK second class honours or equivalent) in a relevant discipline, Supervisor contact recommended before applying

Check the course page for entry requirements and start dates. Click Apply Now on the course page and register on the OneUni portal. Upload a personal statement
one or two references
certificates and transcripts
English language evidence. An interview or audition may follow for some courses. Accept the offer in OneUni and pay the deposit. Request your CAS and apply for the Student visa. Use the pre-arrival guidance for international offer holders.

Campus	Brayford Pool
Faculty or school	College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
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Teaching language	English
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Post-study stay	1.5 years
Scholarship note	International full-time undergraduate and taught postgraduate offer holders entering in 2026/27 or 2027/28 may apply for the competitive Global Leaders Scholarship covering 50% of one year of tuition. The scholarship requires a separate application and academic eligibility, Including roughly a UK 2:1 equivalent for postgraduates, Deadlines vary by intake.