The Faculty of Restoration Studies profiles itself as a modern European-type faculty comparable to similar educational institutions in developed European countries. Its long-term goal is to become a centre of education in the field of conservation, reflecting current trends in the care of monuments and other material evidence of past culture. The Faculty of Restoration plays the role of a centre of education, independent knowledge, science, research and creative activity. An important part of the activities fostered at the faculty are creative activities focused on the artistic component of teaching and its outcomes.
