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Master of Heritage Conservation.
Graduates will understand the theory and documents that inform heritage conservation practice internationally and in New Zealand. They will also understand the practical application of the theory to practice, industry and local case studies.
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A relevant degree such as Architecture, Arts, Engineering, Planning or Urban Planning with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA), or its equivalent. Previous study must be in a field relevant to the chosen specialisation.
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