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Information for the student – Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Heritage
Recommended applicant profile
Students of upper secondary school education with a specialisation in art, humanities, science or technology. Applicants to the bachelor's degree in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage should have the following characteristics:
- An interest and curiosity in the processes of artistic creation and cultural assets that comprise heritage, and a sense of responsibility and ethical commitment that ensures the transmission of aesthetic and cultural values to future generations.
- Curiosity to discover how materials behave from a scientific perspective, the processes of transformation and ageing of materials, and the technologies of analysis and treatment of cultural assets for their conservation and restoration
- Sufficient communication skills, including a command of oral and written language in Catalan, Spanish and English for the transmission of opinions, description of processes and writing of reports.
- An ability to read and understand academic texts.
- Skill and manual sensitivity in relation to cultural or art activities.