The Department of Conservation and Management of Heritage Resources was established at the College of Archeology and Anthropology in 1999 with the aim of keeping pace with current developments in the field of studying and preserving cultural heritage. The department offers a bachelor's program in heritage resources conservation and management, in addition to master's programs in heritage resources management. In addition, the department holds training courses that include theoretical and practical aspects in the field of conservation of heritage resources. Since its establishment, the department has been distinguished by extensive cooperation relations with academic and research institutions in various countries of the world. These relationships include training and research projects, exchange of teaching experiences, and scientific visits.

Bachelor of Conservation and management of heritage resources at Yarmouk University
Study Conservation and management of heritage resources at Yarmouk University, a Bachelor degree offered at its main campus in Irbid, Jordan. This Full Time program is delivered on campus in English and takes approximately 4 year(s) to complete. Students benefit from a structured learning experience designed to build both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. The tuition fee is USD 80 / per hour, with the next intake scheduled for October 1, 2026.
About Bachelor of Conservation and management of heritage resources
Fee Information
Program Type: International Parallel Program
Student Nationality: Non-Jordanian
Application Fee (one-time): JOD 376
Admission Fee (one-time): JOD 213
Semester Registration Fee: None
Total Fees: JOD 589
Tuition Fee
80 / per hour
Bachelor of Conservation and management of heritage resources at Yarmouk University

Yarmouk University
Jordan, Irbid