2016 to 2019 Jordan: M.Sc. Programm Architectural Conservation

  Group Photo Excursion to Gerasa. Copyright: © Christian Raabe  

Master Program: Architectural Conservation, at the GJU Amman in Jordan since 2016

The Master Program Architectural Conservation is a cooperation program organized by the Department of Historic Building Conservation and Research from the RWTH Aachen University and the Post-graduation Master program Cultural Heritage at the TU-Berlin in cooperation with the German Jordanian University, GJU. The aim of this cooperation is to revive the Master Program Architectural Conservation, originally programmed by GJU by sponsoring 30 Jordanian and refugee students with a full scholarship. The German side is supporting the program with Visiting Professors experts in the field. While the main bulk of the teaching is provided by the GJU teaching staff and professors. The Program is sponsored by the German Federal Foreign Office as part of the project „Die Stunde Null – Eine Zukunft für die Zeit nach der Krise“. (Literally meaning Zero hour: a future after the crisis). Moreover, the project is an initiative by the Archaeological Heritage Network and under the directorship of the DAI, German ArchaeologicalInstitute in cooperation with the DAAD, German Academic Exchange Service.

We are looking forward for a productive and successful cooperation, especially for the students.

 
 

Team and funding

Prof. Dr. Christian Raabe

Martin Hamburg, M.A.

Yasser Shretah M.A.

Funding: Federal Foreign Office, Stunde Null - A Future after the Crisis