Programmes

The content of the programme is in line with current trends in the European Union, such as the need to promote a participatory and more open cultural heritage governance process, focused on local resident involvement, sustainability, digitization and the use of modern technology to make heritage accessible and attractive. Recognition of the economic potential of cultural heritage, critical

On the bachelor's programme Cultural historical conservation, you are taught the conservation of cultural historical objects of both archaeological and historical origin. You get a broad theoretical and practical introduction to conservation of central material groups. You will learn to use advanced technology and specialized laboratory equipment so that you can perform the best conservation

The specialization course for the managerial occupation of the cultural organization is addressed to the management of the cultural organizations, as well as to all the persons who wish to follow or consolidate a career in the management of the cultural organizations.

The University of Antwerp is characterized by its high standards in education, internationally competitive research and entrepreneurial approach. The University of Antwerp has more than 21,000 students, which makes it the third largest university in Flanders. The international character of the University of Antwerp is revealed by its percentage of international students: 20% of students come from

Training program authorized by the Commission for the Authorization of the Professional Training Providers of the Municipality of Bucharest.

Specialization course

Art is a pleasure for the senses, it is also the faithful reflection of the era and the society that gave birth to it and one of its most refined cultural manifestations. From rock art paintings from thousands of years ago to the most transgressive performances of today, the different proposals (plastic, architecture, cinematography and other visual arts...) describe an illustrated map of the

As part of the programme, students learn about the basics of geology - rocks, their mechanical and chemical properties - and discover which of these properties are useful for stonemasonry. They learn about traditional and modern methods of working stone, acquire knowledge of its use, restoration, planning and computer design of stone products. They will learn both manual and mechanical processing

In a global society that treats image information as a valuable commodity, well-processed digital image collections have economic and cultural-political value. Up-to-date knowledge about future-oriented archiving, effective presentation to the public and commercial utilization options for digital collections and archives of all content orientations are becoming a key competence in companies and

The undergraduate degree programme in Digital Humanities prepares students with background knowledge of humanistic disciplines as well as competences in the methods and tools for the digital processing of cultural contents. Within this general framework students acquire the following competences: a. Language and text processing b. Web design and digital publishing c. E-learning content preparation