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

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 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

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 Specialization School in Architectural and Landscape Heritage (SSBAP), established in Genoa since 1994, trains specialist with a high-level profile in the field of research, safeguard, restoration, management and valorisation of the architectural, monumental and landscape heritage. It is possible to access the school only if in possession of a master’s degree (300 ECTS) in Architecture or in

Revintage aimed to understand and communicate the dynamic of post-war European interiors by looking into local case studies, uncovering a network of stakeholders, and identifying practices of care and destruction that impact a part of our daily life that is key to local culture, but that is not yet formally recognized as cultural heritage. The project focused on setting up an EQF framework for

With us, you get the opportunity to sharpen your skills in traditional window crafts. We prepare you for an industry where sustainability is increasingly focused. Today, it is not only private individuals who demand traditional craft techniques, but also owners of apartment buildings and churches. The window renovation area spans a wide area of ​​renovation of both "newer" windows (for example