Master of Conservation

Applicants need a Bachelor's degree in Conservation Studies from the University of Malta with at least Second Class (Honours), or a Bachelor's degree of not less than 180 ECTS credits with at least Second Class (Honours)/Category II in a related discipline (Archaeology, Architecture, Biology, Chemistry, Conservation and Restoration, Engineering, Fine Art, History of Art or Physics), or comparable qualifications as deemed by Senate; those admitted under the latter routes must complete a 60 ECTS Preparatory Programme with an overall average of 65% or better, after obtaining at least 60% in an entry test.