MSc in Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments (DL)
Frederick University · Nicosia, Cyprus
Learning Outcomes Career Prospects Admission Criteria and Procedure Completion Requirements Overview Learning Outcomes Career Prospects Admission Criteria and Procedure Completion Requirements Qualification Awarded Master (MSc) in Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments (Specializations: Architecture and Civil Engineering Level Of Qualification MSc (2nd Cycle Degree) Offered by Department of Architecture and Department of Civil Engineering Mode of Study Distance Learning The ambition and vision of Frederick University is, as with this Interdepartmental Master Program, to protect and promote human civilization through the research and teaching of specific issues of protection and restoration of historical and monumental structures as carriers of art and technicians, historical memory and sustainable development.
Key facts
- €6,075 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
- 90
- Greek
- Distance
- 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
General admission criteria - The grade of the degree or diploma - Performance in undergraduate courses, diploma thesis, etc. related to the content of the Master's Program. Specific admission criteria - Professional and postgraduate research activity related to the content of the Postgraduate Program. - Publications in valid scientific publications or other publications related to the Postgraduate Program - Letters of recommendation - Assessment of the SIC for the candidate based on a personal interview. General Criteria for Distance Learning All Distance Learning Programmes are offered using E-Learning methods. Therefore, students applying to enter DL Programmes, additionally to the academic requirements of each program, must have a good level of digital literacy: The list of prerequisite digital literacy and equipment that the student should have available in order to participate and be an active member of the program include: 1. Access to reliable broadband internet 2. Computer with camera and microphone capacity 3. Smartphone 4. Ability to send and receive emails and files 5. Ability to operate within a web digital environment such as the learning platform 6. Ability to manage word processing, presentation, and other basic office application functions. Admission of students to the Postgraduate Program will take place every academic semester. The last application date for the semester is 15 September and for the spring semester January 15th. Applicants have the right to apply for Architects and Civil Engineers, graduates of recognized universities in Cyprus and abroad. All applications will be examined by the Special Interdisciplinary Committee (SΙC). Requests for admission may be submitted by graduates of a university and other subjects related to the subject (e.g. archaeologists, topographers, chemical engineers, quantity surveyors, historians, etc.). However, after examining these applications, the SIC, as described below, decides on the candidate's eligibility for inclusion in one of the two program curricula or not. In addition to the application, post-graduate students should also submit the following supporting documents: - Application to the Postgradu | COMPLETION: Examination Regulations, Assessment and Grading i. The performance of students is judged through a wide range of assessment modalities such as exams, written work, e-portfolios, presentations, etc. The course grading will be based on the official scale (0-100). Students failing in one course (under grade 50) will be given a second chance for examination without repeating the course. If fail second
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
- Master (MSc) in Conservation and Restoration of Historical Structures and Monuments (Specializations: Architecture and Civil Engineering
- 18 months
- 90
- Greek
- Distance
- Cyprus
- Department of Architecture and Department of Civil Engineering
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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