The University of Sheffield
Prospective Postgraduates

MA Conservation and Regeneration

Key factsPostgraduate student from the School of Architecture

  • School of Architecture, Faculty of Social Sciences
  • 1 year full-time/2 years part-time

Fees and funding

Financial information for postgraduate taught courses

Entry requirements

You'll need a 2:1 honours degree or an equivalent qualification related to design in the built environment, such as architecture, landscape architecture, town planning, chartered surveying and structural engineering or another subject that involves conservation practice.

Your degree doesn’t have to be design-based. If you have a lot of professional experience in architecture, interior design, landscape design, town planning, surveying or construction then we'll consider your application.

We'd also like to see your portfolio to get an idea of your design abilities and a written statement of your interest in conservation and/or regeneration practice.

English language requirements: overall IELTS grade of 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component, or equivalent.

Entry requirements for international students

Any questions?

If you'd like to know more about any aspect of our courses, contact us:

E: ssoa@sheffield.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)114 222 0306/0309

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About the course

Specialise in building conservation and conservation-led urban regeneration, theory and practice. We draw on our expertise in historic built environments, urban history and theory, contextual design approaches and community engagement. You'll explore the relationship between building conservation practice and urban regeneration, learning how to evaluate and manage change.

Core Modules

  • Conservation & Regeneration Project 1
  • Conservation & Regeneration Project 2
  • Conservation & Regeneration Policy and Law
  • Conservation & Regeneration Principles and Approaches
  • Conservation Materials and Techniques
  • Dissertation (Conservation & Regeneration)
  • Advanced Study and Research Methods 1.

Optional Modules

Choose one further module from a list of approved modules including

  • Analysing Urban Context
  • Interactive Urban Visualisation Modelling.

Teaching

  • Seminars
  • Workshops
  • Lectures
  • Field trips
  • Studio-based project work
  • Independent research and study

Advance your career

Our graduates are architects, project managers, urban designers and client advisors.

Employers include the Olympic Park Legacy Company, Hawkins Brown, Renzo Piano Building Workshop and URBED (Urbanism, Environment & Design) Ltd.

With a post-qualification degree, you could move on to a senior position or further academic research and teaching.

Learn from experts

You’ll be joining one of the largest and most diverse groups of full-time architecture academics in the country. Our staff come from the arts, physical and social sciences, and engineering. This connects our research to other disciplines and stimulates debate about the future of architecture.

Our international research projects shape policy and address public and professional needs. They are integrated with our teaching on courses that will develop your core skills. You’ll be encouraged to provide social and environmental solutions to the challenges of our time.

Explore your ideas

We have design studios, traditional lecture and seminar areas, research rooms, specialist laboratories and computing facilities. There are also specialist architecture resources in the University library.

You'll be able to access our own technical workshop, photographic and audio-visual unit, a range of specialist lighting, acoustic and thermal environmental assessment and experimental facilities, and a postgraduate common room.

Our teaching is more than lectures and seminars. Our student-led design projects help you learn by doing.

Apply now

You can apply for postgraduate study using our Postgraduate Online Application Form. It is a quick and easy process.

Postgraduate Online Application Form