The Master's Degree in Integrated Construction Management: Rehabilitation and Restoration combines experiential learning, applied innovation and collaborative working methods to provide a comprehensive understanding of interventions in built heritage.
Throughout the programme, you will work on real-world projects of increasing complexity, addressing the technical, construction, regulatory and cultural challenges that define rehabilitation and restoration practice. This approach enables you to develop well-founded, practical and forward-looking solutions aligned with today's conservation and transformation needs.
The learning journey progresses through projects of different scales and levels of complexity, allowing you to gain a holistic understanding of every stage of the intervention process, from initial diagnosis to project delivery and site management.
You will learn from practising professionals and leading experts who bring extensive experience in heritage management, offering valuable insights into the challenges, opportunities and innovations shaping the future of the sector.
The methodology encourages critical thinking, interdisciplinary collaboration and the exploration of new approaches to heritage intervention, combining tradition, technology and sustainable impact to create meaningful value for society.