The course adopts a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach and is designed for professionals involved in the conservation of historic stone structures and artifacts. The primary goal of the course is to improve the practice of stone conservation internationally by providing participants with a holistic understanding of the decay and deterioration of stone, disseminating effective conservation methodologies, and ensuring a practical understanding of appropriate repair methods and long-term management strategies.
The course will be divided into six main units over eleven weeks. These units will include topics such as:
The course is designed for a maximum of 20 participants.
Application deadline
Applications must be received by ICCROM by 1 August 2014 to ensure inclusion in the selection process.
For more information about the course and application form, please consult the ICCROM's webpage: http://www.iccrom.org/nineteenth-international-course-on-stone-conservation/