Subject 'Final Project'

Year:   2013/2014    2014/2015    2015/2016    2016/2017    2017/2018    

Students presenting their final project in conservation/restoration will:
1. be able to set aims and plan their projects;
2. take the theoretical understandings and principles of restoration/conservation into consideration when setting the aims;
3. be able to set and define the problems and research questions regarding the subject, and be able to solve these problems with the methods appropriate to the assignment;
4. make ethical and justified choices when planning and carrying out their projects;
5. be able to find the specialty-related information, analyse it critically and implement it effectively;
6. be able to synthesize the knowledge and skills acquired within this curriculum, and to use the acquired experience in carrying out the project;
7. have the knowledge and skills to make a choice for suitable work techniques and resources, and be able to work with different partners;
8. be able to initiate the cooperation with a customer and work together;
9. be able to document their work stages and final result according to the requirements;
10. be able to analyse, justify and defend the result of their project.

2015: 2267  

2014: 2267  

2013: 2267