Conservation and Restauration of Cultural Heritage

The masters degree in conservation and restoration of cultural heritage intends to train graduates who must: • have thorough, specific skills in the most advanced methods and techniques regarding the prevention of physical-chemical-biological damage to conservation and restoration of cultural heritage; • have advanced scientific knowledge of materials that constitute cultural heritage, their physical-chemical properties, their deterioration processes and interaction with the conservation environment; • have the ability to intervene in emergency situations of cultural heritage, starting up suitable action in catastrophes; • have specific skills in treatments and interventions to be carried out on materials and their conservation environment, to prevent or limit deterioration; • have the capacity to monitor and evaluate suitability of the conservation environment, and to organise and manage micro-climate control of cultural heritage conservation environments; • known how to manage the design and realisation of maintenance, conservation and restoration in all its phases, using the most modern and least invasive methods, also using or coordinating different areas of knowledge; • have the capacity of planning diagnostic protocols aimed at analysing and evaluating the state of conservation of cultural heritage and the ongoing deterioration processes; • promote knowledge of these methods and techniques in both a scientific and applicational context; • possess thorough knowledge of at least one European language other than Italian. The course lasts five years and follows one of the main professional training paths regulated by the Min. Decree. 87/2009; • Items painted on wood and fabric, wooden sculptures, furnishings and wooden structures, items in synthetic materials that are assembled or painted (PFP2).

The Open Day is the perfect opportunity to explore the University of Urbino and the academic offerings of the School of Conservazione e Restauro. Don’t miss the chance to meet the professors and tutors of the Conservazione e Restauro dei Beni Culturali program.

Make sure to note the date and time of the Open Day and register!

Admission

Course with limited number of positions

Number of positions

10 available

Expected students

10 is the maximum number of students that can be admitted to the first year for Conservation and Restauration of Cultural Heritage.

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Raggiunta numerosità sostenibile 

Application procedure

You can apply from the 02/07/2024 to the 30/08/2024 fino al raggiungimento della numerosità sostenibile . Using the online procedure you can register to fill in the application and pay with PagoPA (Credit Card, PayPal) to complete the payment of the admission fee.

Online registration

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Contact your tutor

Tutors are there to help students find their way around and organize their attendance, in order to turn them into active participants in their formative process, and to remove all the obstacles that prevent them from attending all their courses. For information: tutor.restauro@uniurb.it

Contacts

Prof. ssa Laura Baratin - Presidente della Scuola

 0722 304433   laura.baratin@uniurb.it

Help Desk online

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The operators answer at +39 0722 303030 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM.

Periodo di chiusura

Dal 12 al 18 agosto 2024 — Chiusura estiva