M.Arch. (Architectural Conservation)

Master of Architecture in Architectural Conservation Course Details

M.Arch. Architectural Conservation or Master of Architecture in Architectural Conservation is a postgraduate Architecture Engineering course. Architectural Conservation is a specialization in architecture, which addresses the special requirements of built heritage comprising historic buildings, a group of buildings, areas, cities and cultural landscapes in a comprehensive manner. It is a multi-disciplinary stream that aims at training architects in tackling conservation issues at the planning level, interpreting history in the modern context, dealing with structural issues and documentation of cultural and built heritage. Candidates learn how to engage in all aspects of the problem-solving process including the different types of developmental issues while being sensitive to social responsibilities, sustainability and urban interventions.

Master of Architecture in Architectural Conservation Course Eligibility

• Aspiring students should have passed a Bachelor of Architecture or any other equivalent qualification.
• Some of the very reputed universities and institutes conduct an entrance examination for admission.

Master of Architecture in Architectural Conservation Duration - 2 Years

Master of Architecture in Architectural Conservation Employment Areas

• Architectural Conservation Consultancy
• Colleges & Universities
• Construction Industry
• Construction Maintenance Companies
• Housing Planning Departments

Master of Architecture in Architectural Conservation  Job Types

• Architectural Conservator
• Architectural Engineer
• Architectural Technician
• Architectural Theoretician
• Architecture Professor
• Building Control Officer
• Building Inspector