The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Conservation
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The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Conservation
Programmes are taught in Danish
The field of education and research is the preservation of our common cultural heritage which constitutes the evidence of human activity and the development in nature, as seen through e.g. writings and images, in artistic expression, in tools and buildings, and in finds of natural history. Graduates of the school find employment at museums, archives, libraries etc.
The school is one of the leading institutions in conservation-restoration in Europe. Its research library is the largest in Northern Europe offering comprehensive services to the conservation-restoration profession. The school is a founding member of the European Network for Conservation-Restoration Education and enjoys extensive collaboration both with institutions of higher education and end-users worldwide. The school has acted as coordinator on several EC-funded research projects.
- Where you will study
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The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Conservation
Esplanaden 34
1263 Copenhagen K
www.kons.dkStudy programmes
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