
This program trains you to understand the social value and embedded capital of significant sites, and determine what should be preserved for future generations. It's designed for those with backgrounds in architecture, urban planning, archaeology, history, engineering, or related fields, but also welcomes applicants from other disciplines. The course will develop your specialist conservation and adaptive reuse skills.
Career pathways include working as a conservation specialist, in heritage consultancy, or in policy development.
Graduate Certificate students may apply to upgrade to the Diploma or Masters at the completion of their program (with an average mark of at least 70).
Fees are subject to change based on the year of study. Domestic students may be eligible for Commonwealth supported places.