Programmes

The course is built around specific objects and object families. This is why it is well-suited to real-life conservation and restoration practice. This practice is approached from an integrated vision. This means, among other things, that the heritage object is viewed through contemporary cultural-anthropological glasses. The preservation of our heritage is of social importance, something of the

The Course is organized in a single curriculum, and has as its objective the training of highly specialized professional figures in carrying out enhancement activities within or in collaboration with public or private institutions. The course has been designed to provide students with skills in the various sectors of communication, from traditional to new media, and to enable them to develop

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

The course is made in cooperation, through an agreement, with the Centre for Conservation and Restoration La Venaria Reale which hosts all the activities, practical and theoretical, of the students. Its lecture halls, specialized laboratories and technical and scientific equipment are available to students. The location is in VENARIA REALE (close to Turin), in the complex of the magnificent Royal

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.

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

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

The master programme places the necessary emphasis on the acquisition of practical professional knowledge through training, but naturally remains an academic programme with a strong scientific component. Attention is paid to the theoretical principles and methodologies of archivistics and information management, but also to broader policy issues such as management, archiving strategies, selection

In this master's programme, you and your supervisors work out your own pathway based on your field of interest. This will give you the opportunity to profile yourself within one of the three lines of study: the heritage safeguarder (conservation-restoration) the heritage strategist the heritage researcher. The focus of the programme is on the learning line heritage safeguarder. Via two modules of

Heritage in the 21st century is international, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary. It is no longer just about monuments and landscapes but has a broad application: built heritage heritage, nature and landscapes archaeological heritage museum studies documentary heritage: archives and libraries securing intangible heritage and ethnology digital heritage Heritage: Policy conservation

The master's degree in Digital and Public Humanities integrates humanities and IT disciplines and supports the promotion and dissemination of culture. Students learn to become experts in the design, production and enhancement of web resources, experts in the digital management of cultural resources and experts in Public Humanities. Graduates will be able to hold positions of responsibility in

The only master's programme in Italy devoted to Musical Instruments and Scientific Tools Restoration. We offer 2,500 hours of practical training working on historical instruments and various subjects from organology to chemistry. The course has a growing network of agreements with several museums and collections nationwide. Traineeships are regularly arranged with museums and professional