This exciting new postgraduate degree successfully connects archaeological theory and research with modern policy and practice in the management and conservation of landscapes, parks and gardens. It will provide a two-year, part-time route to a full University of Cambridge Master’s degree.

The MSt provides a systematic understanding of:

• principles and policy governing historic environment protection and planning
• the management, practicalities, and main issues involved in monument protection
• the conservation and restoration of historic landscapes
• academic theory, concept, and current research
• training in research techniques in the historic environment and their application

You will also have the opportunity to undertake self-directed, original research under the direction of a University of Cambridge supervisor.