GraduatePsychology

Master of Cultural Material Conservation

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

About this program

The Master of Cultural Material Conservation at the University of Melbourne is a laboratory-based, interdisciplinary program working with senior heritage professionals and conservators to preserve art and objects, including projects with Indigenous art centres and institutions such as the National Museum of the Philippines and Museums Victoria. Students choose a 200-point two-year program, a 150-point 1.5-year program for relevant graduates, or a 100-point one-year program, with compulsory, capstone and elective subjects.
Graduates move into roles in attribution and technical studies, materials and scientific conservation, digital content preservation, and cultural heritage management across the Asia-Pacific region.

Fees & duration

Duration2 yr
Tuition (international)A$55,000
Application feeA$154

English test scores

IELTS6.5 overall (W6)
PTE64 overall

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Admissions

The Master of Cultural Materials Conservation is a 200 point (2 years full-time) program, however if you have completed previous study or relevant work experience in this discipline, you may be eligible for entry to the 100 point program (1 year full-time). Please note that part-time study is not available for international students. To be considered for entry into the 100 point program, you must: Have completed a bachelor honours degree (AQF8) in a cognate (relevant) discipline, with a weighted average mark of at least 70%, or equivalent. Or Have completed a bachelor degree (AQF7) in a cognate (relevant) discipline, with a weighted average mark of at least 70%, or equivalent, and two years of documented, relevant work experience. Disciplines often assessed as directly related to this course include: Cultural Materials Conservation. Professional experience relevant to this course may inc

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