MSc in Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments
Frederick University · Nicosia, Cyprus
Learning Outcomes Career Prospects Admission Criteria Completion Requirements Overview Learning Outcomes Career Prospects Admission Criteria Completion Requirements Qualification Awarded MSc in Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments Level Of Qualification Master (2nd Cycle Degree) Offered by Department of Architecture Mode of Study Full Time or Part Time The aim of the Department Recognising the imperative need for specialising scientists in undertaking responsibly and methodically the preservation, protection and promotion of the unique monumental wealth of Cyprus, Frederick University offers a Postgraduate Program which aims at educating scientists of different specialisations in this field.
Key facts
- €9,000 for whole program (total programme fee, official programme page; matches 2026-27 Tuition and Other Fees table)
- Not separately published - Frederick publishes a single tuition fee per programme with no EU/non-EU differential; non-EU students pay the same tuition plus €200 visa processing fee (Other Fees table)
- 18 months
- 30
- Greek
- On Campus
- 5 October 2026 (Fall 2026 classes begin, Academic Calendar 2026-27); Spring intake starts 15 February 2027
- Two intakes per academic year (official Admissions Guide: 'New students may start classes either during the last week of September or the first week of February'; applicants may apply for any semester). Fall 2026: classes begin 5 October 2026 (new-student orientation 30 September/2 October). Spring 2027: classes begin 15 February 2027 (Academic Calendar 2026-27)
Language requirements
Programme taught in Greek (official programme page); no English certificate requirement stated
Admission requirements
Specific Admission Requirements Application for admittance to the programme can be submitted by Architects and Civil Engineers, graduates of recognized universities in Cyprus and abroad. All applications will be examined by the Special Interdepartmental Committee. Application may be submitted also by university graduates whose discipline is related to the subject (for example archaeologists, land surveyors, quantity surveyors etc.). However, the Committee, after examining these applications, will determine the ability of the candidate to attend one of the two streams (Architecture or Civil Engineering)of the program or not. Candidates, in addition to their application, must submit a list of documents, such as an official copy of their degree, a certified copy of their transcript, CV (up to five pages), a certified certificate of knowledge of at least one foreign language, two letters of recommendation, etc. All candidates, who meet the criteria, are invited to a personal interview. In exceptional cases, for people who are abroad, the interview can be done either by telephone or videoconference. During the interview, each candidate should be able to support what is stated in the documents submitted with the application. Every candidate should present a portfolio containing theoretical and applied work and give information about the previous professional or research experience and general knowledge related to historical buildings. Recognition of Prior Learning The program recognises formal prior learning activities of students. Specifically, a student that has undertaken formal education at postgraduate level may in relevant fields, may have up to 30 ECTS credits recognised (amounting to one third of the program and 50% of the taught part). At present, no non-formal or informal prior learning recognition is applicable for the program. It is noted that the University is evaluating a relevant regulation for non-formal and informal learning and the Department will re-evaluate its current position once the said regulation is in place. | COMPLETION: Examination Regulations, Assessment and Grading There are no specific examination regulations, assessment and grading methods employed by this Program. The examination regulations , assessment methods and grading system for this Program are the same as the relevant general university regulations.
Required documents
Fully completed application form (official PDF form in EN or GR); application fee €55 (non-refundable, one-off); copy of passport (valid for at least the study duration or 2 years); certified copy of Bachelor's degree; official transcripts of first-degree studies; 2-3 reference letters; English-language certificate where required (TOEFL/IELTS/GCE/Cambridge/Password or equivalent); CV and supporting documents (e.g. GMAT, portfolios) per programme. Submitted by email (<10MB), post, or in person at Nicosia/Limassol Admissions Office
Programme overview
- MSc in Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments
- 18 months
- 30
- Greek
- On Campus
- Both
- Cyprus
- Department of Architecture
Official university
What will it actually cost?
| EU & Non-EU | Tuition | Living | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU & Non-EU | Fee not published | — | needs the fee |
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