Architecture conservation refers to the process of conserving the heritage monuments and buildings with the help of modern architectural methodologies. All around the world there are numerous heritage buildings which were build many centuries ago and since then are bearing the brunt of erratic atmospheric conditions, climate change, pollution, wear and tear etc. Thus it becomes very essential that these possessions of our ancestors should be well taken care of and focus should be laid on their conservation. The post graduate course in Architectural Conservation is designed specifically to save our architectural masterpieces from all odds. The course involves studies on planning, management plans, creation of law and policies to prevent the loss of heritage monuments with the use of science, modern technology and art. Though it is a multidisciplinary program designed to provide students with broad knowledge of techniques and skills required to conserve the heritage monuments as well as to manage the same. The research based course structure allows students to acquaint themselves with the real life working conditions.
Eligibility and Duration of M.Plan Architectural Conservation
The minimum educational qualification required to apply for this program is 10+2+3 with minimum 55% marks. Students with Students from architectural background and similar sciences are given preference while admission. The duration of this post graduate course is 2 years.
Scope and Job Prospects of M.Plan Architectural Conservation
As said above this course is a multidisciplinary course; therefore, its scope and job prospects are also wide. The knowledge gained not only helps a student grab jobs with private companies or government organizations in architecture conservation but also the management, policy formation and decision making of the same.
