The Building Conservation & Adaptation Masters Degree at the University of Lancashire is designed for aspiring professionals passionate about preserving our built heritage while ensuring its relevance for the future. You will explore the critical challenges of managing historic buildings, understanding their significance, and their vital role in the sustainable revitalisation of towns and cities. This postgraduate course equips you with the knowledge to address the complex interplay between heritage conservation, adaptive re-use, and modern development needs, preparing you for impactful careers in a field where thoughtful intervention is paramount.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over one year, delving into modules such as Urban Regeneration, History of Buildings and Towns, and Building Recording and Analysis. The curriculum emphasises practical application, including conservative repair, adaptive re-use strategies, and an in-depth Master's Dissertation. You will gain hands-on experience and develop the analytical skills necessary to navigate the legislation and practicalities of heritage management, graduating with the expertise to contribute meaningfully to the historic built environment sector.