Programmes

The Graduate School in Artistic Heritage offers courses in the fields of Art History, Museum Studies, Restoration and Diagnostics, Management and Enhancement of Artistic Heritage, Cultural Heritage Legislation. The Programme also requires a substantial amount of practical training in institutions devoted to conservation of Artistic Heritage.

On the Bachelor's program Graphic Conservation, you are taught how to preserve paper such as manuscripts, prints and art on paper. We also work with materials such as leather, book bindings, photos, films and audio and data-bearing media. You will gain a basic theoretical knowledge as well as practical skills in the conservation and restoration of traditional and modern materials that function as

As part of the study programme, students acquire basic knowledge in the field of Greek language, literature and culture on a scale comparable to the programmes of Greek, classical philology or ancient studies at most European universities. They acquire the general competences of a humanistic intellectual as well as specific professional competences: mastering the Greek language with the ability to

HERITAGE-PRO is an initiative of six European partners from five countries who developed interdisciplinary training for professionals of different disciplines towards sustainable management and preservation of cultural heritage. This initiative was supported by the European ERASMUS+ funding scheme 2018 – 2021. Targets: - Upgrade of interdisciplinary competencies of the workforce of cultural

The comprehensive study programme is devised so that students familiarize themselves with all periods of historiographical research; particular attention is paid to the following: history of modern-day Slovene ethnic territory, history of Southeastern Europe, and general history. Our study programme is of quality and comparable to those abroad; it provides future graduates with all key competences

Heritage is anything from the past that people identify with, or something which is handed down through generations. Heritage is also concerned with how the past shapes the present and future – in, for example, tourist attractions, museum exhibitions, cultural identities, post-conflict reconciliation, planning policies, and nature conservation schemes. The study of heritage at ATU is broad

The programme provides training for translation and language mediation between English, French, Italian, Chinese and Slovenian cultures, and also enables the acquisition of an additional foreign language. With a wide range of foreign languages, graduates are trained for a job profile in intercultural communication and intercultural mediation, especially where there is a need to know several

The Master aims to offer in-depth knowledge - at a social, economic, legal and technological level - about the opportunities and implications related to the development of the IoT (the so-called "Internet of Things") with respect to Smart Societies and the enhancement of assets Tangible and intangible cultural. The goal is to train new professionals capable of understanding, designing and

The Secondary school of wood engineering is the official contractor for the national professional qualification " Joiner, restoration assistant". The training is formally recognised on the basis of national professional standards and acquired on the basis of verified training programmes or as part of the procedure for the verification and confirmation of national professional qualifications.

A one-year taught Masters programme in the Discipline of Archaeology. The aim is to introduce graduate students to the fusion of landscape, landscape archaeology and heritage as a research and contemporary public resource. The programme provides a solid grounding in theory and practice, including public and community archaeology and heritage, based on a wide variety of case-studies, field classes

The study of landscape architecture is of a specifically interdisciplinary nature, which means that the knowledge on which it builds its activities draws on numerous fields. A landscape architect is therefore suitably educated in disciplines that provide the knowledge required for planning the use of space, protection of nature and designing the landscape, such as: Natural history, ecological

This Degree combines the study of languages with the solicitation to acquire technological knowledge in response to the expectations of a globalised society.