1.
	
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/sustainableheritage/learning/masterscourse/masters_cour
se.html
	"Funding available for this course."

	2.
	Date: 26 Apr 2006
	From: Liz Campbell <liz.campbell [at] westdean__org__uk>
	Subject: Courses at West Dean College

	West Dean College
	Professional Conservators in Practice Courses

	The Conservation of Hinterglasmalerei
	PC5607
	9-12 May 2006

	The Conservation of Wax Objects
	PC5608
	20-23 June 2006

	The Conservation of Plastics
	PC5609
	18-21 July 2006

	Specialised Techniques for Polychromed and Gilded Surfaces
	PC6701
	11-14 September 2006

	 
	Non-residential Course Fee: UKP315

	For further information, please contact Liz Campbell at West Dean
	College, bcm [at] westdean__org__uk.

	Liz Campbell
	Conservation Short Courses Coordinator
	West Dean College
	West Dean
	Chichester
	West Sussex PO18 0QZ
	+44 1243 818219
	Fax: +44 1243 811343

	3.
	Date: 27 Apr 2006
	From: Kathleen McCulloch <k.mcculloch [at] soton__ac__uk>
	Subject: Graduate programs at the Textile Conservation Centre

	Education Developments
	The Textile Conservation Centre

	The Textile Conservation Centre (TCC) is part of the University of
	Southampton and based on the University's Winchester School of Art
	campus. The TCC is an international centre of excellence for textile
	conservation education, research and practice.  Since joining the
	University of Southampton our work has diversified significantly and
	we are in the process of implementing a range of exciting new
	initiatives planned as natural developments of our current work.

	We already provide MA and PhD level education in Textile
	Conservation and Museums and Galleries and this portfolio will be
	significantly enhanced over the next few years

	From October 2006 onwards

	     1. MRes Science and Heritage

	        The course (an MA by research) is a specialist conservation
	        science programme.  The students will gain an understanding
	        of cultural heritage and develop their specialist knowledge
	        of analytical technology through an extended research
	        project.

	    2.  MA Museums and Galleries

	        This continuing, and successful, programme currently offers
	        three pathways: Culture, Collections and Communication;
	        Collections Management and History of Textiles and Dress. We
	        will offer three additional pathways from October 2006:

	        Access and Learning

	            For those particularly interested in museum education,
	            including teachers who are keen on a change of career
	            direction.  This will be offered in collaboration with
	            the Hampshire County Museum and Archives Service
	            (HCMAS), one of the largest county museums services in
	            the UK.

	        Archives in Museums

	            This pathway gives students the opportunity to learn not
	            just about the objects that will be in their care but
	            also the archives and how they can contribute to the
	            interpretation of collections.  It will be taught in
	            collaboration with the archivists at the University and
	            HCMAS.

	        Interpreting Historic Interiors

	            This pathway will provide a framework for those keen on
	            working in historic houses or interpreting period rooms.
	            We will be working with external organisations including
	            the National Trust and the independent country house
	            sector.

	From October 2007 onwards

	    1.  MA Organics Conservation

	        This two year course will complement our existing MA Textile
	        Conservation by  focussing on paper, leather and textiles.
	        It will be of interest to those who want to work on a wider
	        range of materials and will be offered in collaboration with
	        paper and leather specialists within the University of
	        Southampton and externally

	    2.  BA Heritage Studies: Museums and Galleries

	        The units we have offered to BA students on this subject
	        have been extremely popular.  This is one of the factors in
	        our decision to develop this BA programme.  Its graduates
	        will be in a good position to progress to further education
	        and training in the sector as well as possessing
	        transferable skills for wider employment.  Some will want to
	        develop their skills, and thus the employment options open
	        to them in the sector so our MA Museums and Galleries will
	        be a natural next step for many of them.

	You can find more information at
	<URL:http://www.textileconservationcentre.soton.ac.uk>

	Enquiries:

	    Kathleen McCulloch
	    Textile Conservation Centre
	    +44 23 8059 7141
	    Fax: +44 23 8059 6901




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