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What an online restoration and conservation course aims to achieve

Systematising concepts

First and foremost, in all restoration and conservation courses, we systematise the concepts of conservation and restoration of cultural assets (preventive conservation, curative conservation and restoration).

Conveying ethical and deontological principles

The transmission of the ethical and deontological principles of conservation and restoration is an indispensable aspect for all those involved in heritage preservation. This applies both to those who practise or intend to practise the profession of conservator-restorer and to those who have works of heritage value in their care and award, control and evaluate any interventions on them.

Systematise intervention methods and techniques

Each case is unique and must be analysed and diagnosed individually. However, there are methodologies and intervention phases that must be followed and which are systematised in an online restoration and conservation course.

Adapting methods and techniques to materials

The materials that make up the works determine their degradation processes, their pathologies and the methods and techniques of intervention. That is why our online restoration and conservation courses are specific to each type of material. We teach their specific characteristics and production techniques.

Analysing practical cases

All restoration and conservation courses include a detailed analysis of practical cases at all stages of intervention. With the collaboration of specialists and partners, we give examples of interventions that have actually been carried out, what techniques and materials were used and what issues arose during their implementation.

Who is an online restoration and conservation course aimed at?

These courses are aimed at anyone who has works of heritage value in their care (museums, churches, antique dealers, municipalities, private individuals, etc.).

Anyone involved in heritage interventions (architects, building owners, those responsible for or carrying out renovation works, etc.).

In the restoration and conservation courses, you will acquire knowledge about ethical and intervention principles, learn specific expressions and terminology in the field of conservation and restoration, and develop analytical tools and critical thinking skills for evaluating proposals.

Those who work in conservation and restoration and wish to systematise their knowledge, deepen their understanding of aspects related to the specific types of each material, and exchange ideas in this area.

Anyone who is interested in the field or wishes to pursue a career as a conservator-restorer.