U S E F U L I N F O R M A T I O N 91 IHBC-RECOGNISED COURSES As outlined in our Memorandum and Articles, the IHBC recognises that built and historic environment conservation courses can contribute significantly to the wide-ranging skills sets or areas of competence (AoCs) required of a full member of the institute. Consequently, graduates of fully recognised courses with two years of relevant professional experience may apply to become a full member of the institute. This is in contrast to the five years of relevant practice required of other applicants. Graduates of courses that have ‘select’ recognition for specific AoCs may use these courses to build their skills in AoCs not covered in their original education or training. See ihbc.org.uk/learning/page35/index.html for further information. Course Institution Recognition level MSc Conservation of Historic Buildings University of Bath Full MA Conservation of the Historic Environment PGDip Birmingham City University Full †FdSc (Foundation Degree) Historic Building Conservation Building Crafts College (validated by Kingston University) Full MSt Building History University of Cambridge Select MSc Sustainable Building Conservation Cardiff University Full MSc Building Conservation and Adaptation University of Central Lancashire Full MSc Architectural Conservation University of Edinburgh Full Master of Science in Technical Building Conservation Historic Environment Scotland Select MSc Architectural Conservation University of Kent Full MSc Historic Building Conservation Kingston University Full MA Urban Conservation University of Leicester Full MA Sustainable Heritage Management University of Liverpool Full MSc Sustainable Heritage University College London Full MSc Historic Conservation Oxford Brookes University with University of Oxford Full MSc Historic Building Conservation University of Portsmouth Full MSc Architectural Design for the Conservation of Built Heritage University of Strathclyde Full MSc Building Conservation Weald & Downland Living Museum Full MA Conservation Studies (Historic Buildings) University of York Full † .Recognition only applies where accompanied by relevant degree-level education. Please note that courses are subject to change. Current details should be confirmed with the host institution. A longer list is available online (ihbc.org.uk/learning/page35/) which includes courses that are no longer running but whose qualifications still secure IHBC recognition in membership applications.
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