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ICCROM is pleased to announce the seventh training course on Conservation of Built Heritage (CBH) in Rome. ICCROM has been a pioneer in organizing courses in heritage conservation since 1965, including the Architectural Conservation Course (ARC) and many others, most recently the course on Conservation of Built Heritage for six consecutive intervals between 2007 and 2016. Following a period of revision, in designing this course, ICCROM has drawn...

We are seeking 20 participants to take part in this international course to be held in the Republic of Korea from 1 to 12 August 2022. A flagship foundational course of the World Heritage Leadership programme, it is open to site coordinators, members of management teams and institutions, and heritage practitioners working with World Heritage properties and other heritage places around the world.

The 23rd ACCU group training course will focus on the Conservation and Management of Wooden Built Heritage. The course is open to young professionals who have been working for some years within the field of conservation and management of wooden architecture and wish to expand their knowledge and skills, share experiences, and contribute to the sustainable conservation of wooden buildings, structures, monuments, or remains, which reflect the...

Addressing emerging conservation challenges in the Arab region and integrated approaches to heritage management, ICCROM, through its regional office in Sharjah, in partnership with the University of Sharjah in the UAE, is offering an interdisciplinary MSc programme in “Conservation Management of Cultural Heritage”.

5-day course on risk management for the Arab region will introduce participants to the challenges and opportunities for building resilience of heritage places, including their people and local communities, through managing risks from various factors, including disasters and climate change. The course will serve as a platform for participants to share their knowledge and experiences on risk management in heritage places and to understand how risk...

International Training Course (ITC) on Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage 2022, 16th year, Ritsumeikan University in collaboration with ICCROM. The main objective of the course is to provide theoretical and practical knowledge on the various aspects of disaster risk management of cultural heritage. Subtheme of ITC 2022: Traditional knowledge for disaster risk management of cultural heritage

The ICWCT was initiated as a response to a recommendation by UNESCO and has been organized in Norway every second year since 1984. It is directed towards professionals who have been working for some years within the field of wood conservation. The ICWCT covers a wide range of interdisciplinary topics relating to both buildings and objects made of wood. Due to continued international travel restrictions, the ICWCT 2022 will be held online.

The course on People-Centred Approaches to the Conservation of Nature and Culture – also called the People, Nature, Culture course and hereafter abbreviated to PNC - is a flagship capacity building activity of the World Heritage Leadership Programme. This course is dedicated to World Heritage site managers/coordinators and heritage practitioners working in the LAC region. The course will be held online in February 2022 and will be delivered in...

ICCROM is kickstarting its Heritage Recovery Programme in Mosul, a two-year capacity building programme organized in collaboration with UNESCO and the University of Mosul and with the financial support of the Government of the United Arab Emirates and the European Union.

National Museum, Brazil. Notre Dame, Paris. Shuri Castle, Japan. Table Mountain, South Africa. Invaluable heritage resources get destroyed in catastrophic fires every year. In most cases, they are highly preventable. In order to develop tailored solutions, it is important to better understand the nature of fire risk for heritage and work with relevant stakeholders.