
MSc in Conservation and Restoration of Historic Buildings and Sites
The Conservation and Restoration of Historic Buildings and Sites at the University of Cyprus from the Department of Architecture, aims at qualified graduates who will be ready to be actively involved in the actual restoration and conservation of historic buildings and sites.
Duration
18 months
Starting Date
September
Application Deadline
15 May 2026
Tuition Fee
€ 5,125
Location
Nicosia, Cyprus
About the programme
The Conservation and Restoration of Historic Buildings and Sites at University of Cyprus from the Department of Architecture will guarantee the holistic and interdisciplinary approach of the restoration and conservation of historic buildings and sites by the program graduates. At the same time, the program aims at advancing and enhancing current research in the fields of restoration and conservation.
Key Learning Outcomes
The program aims at providing the students with novel knowledge in the field of restoration and conservation of historic buildings and sites and aspires to educate them to:
- develop critical thinking during the restoration and conservation of historic buildings and sites,
- seek continuous professional development,
- introduce and adopt innovative concepts/ideas, technologies and methods in their practice,
- accept interdisciplinary collaborations for the holistic approach and efficient solving of the problems of historic buildings and sites.
Career Prospects
The graduates of the MSc in Conservation and Restoration of Historic Buildings and Sites are expected to be employed in relevant specialised jobs in the public and private sector, both in Cyprus and abroad. Furthermore, they will be able to provide consulting services in big conservation and restoration projects.
Courses Included
- Theory and Critical Approach On Conservation
- Introduction to Building Archaeology
- Local and Traditional Building Materials
- Urban Design and Planning
- Settlement Analysis and Spatial Archaeology
- Introduction to GIS Technologies in Archaeology
- Urban Archaeology









