Programmes

In the era of digital communication and shared accessibility, this master intends to direct graduates in the historical-artistic disciplines, who are projecting themselves into the world of work, towards that radical rethinking of the methodologies of teaching, research, dissemination, communication and of the marketing of art history that the increasingly widespread use of new technologies now

Cultural heritage (in particular garden heritage) restoration summer school.

The Cultural Heritage programme comprises a one-year programme with an extended internship. Students with a bachelor's degree in human sciences or a master's degree in another branch of science can sharpen their subject-specific profile with a thorough interdisciplinary study. These courses have been developed specifically for the postgraduate programme and are not offered in other programmes

Admission to the Postgraduate Program in Archaeology is through a public competition with entrance exams. Annually, the Italian Archaeological School at Athens announces four scholarships for a two-year advanced degree programme and offers a series of specialised courses. Three curricula have been activated: 1. Prehistory and Aegean Archaeology; 2. Archaeology of the Greek and Roman Mediterranean

Specialization course

The studies in the Department of Restoration incorporate academic subjects, as well as subject blocks that provide theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the restoration of easel paintings and monumental paintings. Theoretical restoration disciplines include painting technology and specialty chemistry. Lectures tackle research of the structure of the artwork, damage diagnostics, and

The Restoration department in the master's program is structured into the practical and theoretical restoration. Based on the direction chosen for the master's thesis, a summary of the specific topics of the master's thesis is studied within the framework of study courses, solutions to the problems of each thesis are discussed, thereby theoretically increasing the experience of each student

The training program "Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage" is developed under the project "Professional Development in the Field of Cultural Heritage", funded by the National Scientific Program "Cultural and Historical Heritage, National Memory and Social Development" / RMS № 577 from 17.08.2018. The programme offers postgraduate training to professionals working in central and local government, as

SKIVRE - Skills Development for the Valorisation of European Religious Heritage” aims at improving the level of skills for the development and marketing of monastic products, with particular regard to their relevance for the labour market in rural areas, and to gain experience in European cooperation in religious product development, design and sales. The SKIVRE training modules are available in

The study of Sociology of Culture is designed in such a way that it initially builds on basic sociological and broader humanistic- social science knowledge, which develops in the upper years into special areas of sociology, such as gender sociology, media sociology, sociology of religion, sociology of nationalism, and into special areas of cultural sociology, such as film sociology, sociology of