We support the transfer of knowledge in the field of cultural heritage conservation in various ways. We also engage in the region through research and public education.

Further Education and Training

Erläuterung der Befunde in der ehemaligen Bibliothek in der Brandenburger Domklausur durch Ursula Schädler-Saub, Leiterin des DFG-Projektes (Foto: HAWK)

"Non-Invasive!" An Interdisciplinary Conference on the Digital in Restoration

Finally back in Person!
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Online-Kurse des Hornemann Instituts

Hornemann Institute's Online-Courses Still in Demand Worldwide

The New Course Term Has Begun
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Spätgotische Rankenmalerei in der Domklausur in Brandenburg an der Havel

Registration for the Conference "Non-Invasive" in April 2022 now Open

Interdisciplinary Conference in Brandenburg an der Havel
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Fragment eines Engel von Chorschranke von St. Michael in Hildesheim, Ende 12. Jahrhundert

Hildesheim Guidelines for the Use of Digital Technology in the Conservation-Restoration and Presentation of Fragments now Online

Prof. Dr. Ursula Schädler-Saub Publishes New Document on Conservation Ethics
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Drei Frauen am PC

Free E-publications for Conservators

Hornemann Institute Cooperates with IADA in the Field of Academic Theses
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Das Fragment im digitalen Zeitalter

On the Ethics of Digitisation in Conservation

Interdisciplinary conference on fragments in the digital age in May
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Foto: Marius Maasewerd

Hornemann Institute publishes Annual Report 2020

COVID-19-pandemic led to high demand for Hornemann Institute's online courses
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Gerade für Berufstätige bieten die Online-Kurse des Hornemann Instituts der HAWK flexible Lernbedingungen

Hornemann Institute of HAWK publishes new online courses

Next courses start on September 28th, 2020
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