Cultural Heritage: Sciences, Technologies and Diagnostics 36 months Undergraduate Program By University of Milan |Top Universities
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Program Duration

36 monthsProgram duration

Main Subject Area

ChemistryMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Chemistry

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

This degree programme is designed to train students to become qualified professionals who can contribute to the study and conservation of cultural heritage and information storage media.
Graduates will be equipped with the necessary methodological, scientific and technological skills to be able to:

  • assess the state of conservation of a piece of cultural heritage, also performing operational tasks;
  • analyse the morphological and structural characteristics and properties of its component materials;
  • perform tasks pertaining to the identification of cultural objects and risk assessment;
  • design interventions and diagnostic projects to stop the degradation and deterioration of archaeological sites, historical and artistic artefacts, museum collections, information storage media and their contents (archives, digital contents, music, theatre plays, films etc.);
  • design interventions and diagnostic projects for the conservation of information storage media and their contents;
  • take on science and technology roles in professional organisations and institutions in charge of the protection, management and conservation of cultural heritage, as well as in private professional associations operating in the fields of environmental conservation and restoration;
  • speak and write proficiently in at least one language of the European Union other than Italian, both in their field of expertise and for general communication purposes;
  • perform tasks related to the communication, conservation, use and management of information, including operational tasks;
  • work in team and independently, as required, and smoothly integrate into a new workplace.

Program overview

Main Subject

Chemistry

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

This degree programme is designed to train students to become qualified professionals who can contribute to the study and conservation of cultural heritage and information storage media.
Graduates will be equipped with the necessary methodological, scientific and technological skills to be able to:

  • assess the state of conservation of a piece of cultural heritage, also performing operational tasks;
  • analyse the morphological and structural characteristics and properties of its component materials;
  • perform tasks pertaining to the identification of cultural objects and risk assessment;
  • design interventions and diagnostic projects to stop the degradation and deterioration of archaeological sites, historical and artistic artefacts, museum collections, information storage media and their contents (archives, digital contents, music, theatre plays, films etc.);
  • design interventions and diagnostic projects for the conservation of information storage media and their contents;
  • take on science and technology roles in professional organisations and institutions in charge of the protection, management and conservation of cultural heritage, as well as in private professional associations operating in the fields of environmental conservation and restoration;
  • speak and write proficiently in at least one language of the European Union other than Italian, both in their field of expertise and for general communication purposes;
  • perform tasks related to the communication, conservation, use and management of information, including operational tasks;
  • work in team and independently, as required, and smoothly integrate into a new workplace.

Admission Requirements

3 Years
Oct

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