The Master’s Degree in Artistic Education in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage in Europe offered by ESCRBC provides advanced and multidisciplinary training in the field of conservation-restoration. It is aimed at professional, academic, and research specialization. Its main objective is to refine and update the prior training of graduates in cultural heritage conservation-restoration, allowing them to acquire the competencies and qualification level required (MECES Level 3 / EQF Level 7) for entering the European labor market as highly qualified cultural heritage conservators-restorers, as well as participating in research activities.

The general structure of the curriculum, which starts with a core of compulsory subjects combined with elective ones, gives the Master’s program the flexibility to focus the training—based on student preferences—on a specific specialization or on in-depth study of certain subjects. Thus, each student may choose to take specific subjects from the curriculum or follow a full specialization. The specialization in Conservation of Tapestries and Knotted Carpets is carried out in collaboration with the Royal Tapestry Factory.

Dates: The 60 ECTS credits of the Master’s program are distributed between February 2020 and January 2021, over two periods:
– In-person classes will be held in the first semester, from February to June 2020 (30 ECTS).
– In the second semester, from September 2020 to January 2021, students will complete external internships and the Master’s Final Project (TFM) (30 ECTS).

• Pre-registration: November 4–29, 2019
• Applicant interviews: December 11–12, 2019
• Enrollment: January 13–17, 2020, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (subject to change based on the Center’s needs)
• Start of classes: February 3, 2020
• First Semester Schedule and Assessment Periods
• TFM and Internship Calendar
  (NEW 12/11/2020) Composition of TFM Evaluation Committees

Offer in the 4th Edition (2020–21 Academic Year)	More Information
Course Information	Course Overview and Presentation
Specialization Tracks:	Planning and Competencies
– Conservation and Restoration of Tapestries and Knotted Carpets*	Timetables and Subject Schedules
– Conservation and Restoration of Religious Imagery	Student Admission and Access
– Conservation and Restoration of Contemporary Documents	Enrollment and Public Fees
– Conservation and Restoration of Pictorial Works	Pre-registration Form
– Professional Projects and Organization	Teaching Guides
– Technology and Research in Cultural Heritage	Faculty
	Enrollment Instructions and Required Documentation
	Enrollment Form
	Data Protection
	Tuition Payment Instructions (Form 030)
	Family Income per Capita Form
	Credit Recognition
*In collaboration with the Royal Tapestry Factory	Internships and Mobility Programs
	Quality Assurance