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Related Courses

This section represents a sample of the continuing professional development (CPD), undergraduate, postgraduate and adult education courses on offer relating to the historic environment. Inclusion in this list does not represent endorsement by English Heritage. Please email with links to other courses that you think should be included.

  • MSc Conservation of Historic Gardens and Cultural Landscapes University of Bath
    The programme starts each October and to enable a greater opportunity for participation and flexible learning it is offered as one year full-time, two years part-time, four years extended part-time and single modules can also be taken for Continuing Professional Development purposes (the CPD route is not assessed).
  • Ironbridge Institute Historic Environment Conservation CPD information 2010-2011
    The Ironbridge Institute, an internationally recognised centre in the West Midlands, is offering workshops which can be attended individually as elements of CPD training.
  • Measured Survey for Cultural Heritage Summer School
    Monday 18 July to Friday 22 July 2011. This 5 day residential course is designed to introduce the range of measured survey techniques currently available and to provide participants with both theoretical and practical instruction, focussing on the production of scaled drawings of selected buildings at the Weald and Downland Museum and landscape survey at the nearby site known as the Trundles.
  • The Festival of British Archaeology 2011
    The Festival of British Archaeology 2011 runs for a fortnight from Sat 16th July – Sun 31st July.
  • Master’s Degree in Historic Environment 2012–2014 Part-time study - University of Cambridge
    The Master of Studies in Historic Environment at the University of Cambridge’s Institute of Continuing Education is a new venture in collaboration with the University’s Department of Archaeology. The programme connects archaeological theory and research with modern policy and practice in the management and conservation of landscapes, parks and gardens.
  • Training Online Resource Centre for Archaeology (TORC)
    TORC is an information service for anyone interested in courses and training in archaeology, from GCSE and A level courses through to specialised training for professional archaeologists. TORC will be providing a searchable database of all archaeology courses in the UK in the near future.

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