PhD Conservation of Cultural Heritage in Lincoln United Kingdom | University of Lincoln

The MPhil/PhD in Cultural Heritage Conservation at Lincoln provides advanced research opportunities in diverse areas of Conservation and Heritage Studies. Students gain access to expert guidance in multiple disciplines including conservation science, digital heritage, climate change impacts on heritage, historic interior preservation, and critical heritage analysis. The program offers tailored training to cultivate both practical skills and theoretical understanding essential for doctoral research. Each student receives guidance from a dedicated supervisory team while benefiting from the School's extensive expertise across various conservation and heritage disciplines. The program fosters strong interdisciplinary connections between the College of Arts and College of Science, encouraging collaborative research across diverse subjects. Current research focuses include archaeological conservation techniques, paint and pigment examination, and preventive conservation methods. The MPhil/PhD involves independent research under supervision, with students concentrating on a self-selected topic throughout their studies. Regular written submissions to supervisors facilitate ongoing feedback and guidance for progressing research work.