| Description
| This course aims to introduce students to the fundamental concepts, principles, and practical applications of cultural heritage conservation and restoration. It provides a foundational understanding of the overall framework and workflow involved in the care of cultural objects. Key topics include an introduction to conservation theory, preventive conservation, conservation science, material characteristics of common artifacts, conservation ethics, provenance and environmental control for preservation. Through basic theoretical instruction and case-based discussions, students will gain insight into the roles and responsibilities involved at various stages of conservation work. The course also emphasizes that conservation and restoration are not only technical practices but also involve respect for and interpretation of historical and cultural values. This course is suitable for students intending to pursue further study or careers in cultural heritage, museums, or cultural management.
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