The Bachelor of Applied Science (Building Conservation) (Honours) program, within the Algonquin College Heritage Institute, prepares you for a career as a specialized professional promoting the understanding, stewardship and sustainability of our built environment and cultural heritage resources, while reflecting on the knowledge, skills and techniques of the crafts and trades people who created them. This degree affords you flexibility in your career path through application of these rigorous standards in a heritage setting or in the broader fields of renovation, rehabilitation, or general construction. In this program you develop:
Explore traditional and contemporary techniques incorporating a variety of media and materials, including traditional bench joinery, masonry, timber framing, and log building. Develop hand and digital drawing techniques and fundamental business practices with professional standards. Apply theory, planning and conservation practices while exploring the social, environmental, legal and ethical aspects of the field. Take advantage of multiple opportunities to work with industry partners during applied theory and practical research projects, guest lectures and site visits.
September 2025
Perth Campus
7 Craig Street,
PERTH,
Ontario (ON),
K7H 1X7, Canada
Direct entry and or mature student applicants for the proposed program must demonstrate achievement of the admission requirements outlined in the table below as per the benchmarks.
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.