Communication and enhancement of the artistic heritage
Cultural project assistant, cultural operator supporting the implementation of communication and enhancement strategies for cultural heritage
Characteristics of the course of study
By teaching methods and techniques to effectively communicate and promote contemporary artistic heritage, the course enables students to acquire the necessary skills to understand the history of cultural assets, manage them with a specific project methodology, and enhance their value. The course places significant emphasis on contemporary and local architectural heritage. Therefore, the three-year curriculum offers specific teachings on the history of art and architecture from the 20th century to the present day. This allows the course to provide skills that are applicable in the art world, taking into account the evolving nature of cultural spaces. The cultural foundation provided to students enrolled in the bachelor's degree program in Communication and Enhancement of Artistic Heritage includes the study of the English language, with a focus on language practice in the field of artistic communication. An integral part of the educational path consists of internships or placements in institutions responsible for the management of cultural assets and workshops aimed at fully exercising the skills and knowledge acquired in each year of the program.
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Course Goals
The aim of the Communication and enhancement of the artistic heritage course is to train professionals capable of promoting and communicating contemporary cultural and artistic heritage. The course provides the professional in the field of cultural heritage with a solid cultural foundation and knowledge of design and management tools, which are essential elements for promoting and enhancing a territory with awareness.
Job perspectives
Cultural project assistant, cultural operator supporting the implementation of communication and enhancement strategies for cultural heritage
The professional profile emerging from the three-year course in Communication and Enhancement of Artistic Heritage is that of a Cultural Project Assistant (in both the public and private sectors), capable of working flexibly—either independently or in collaboration with the relevant officials—in the dissemination and communication of cultural production. This includes, in particular, the development and presentation of cultural tourism itineraries, curatorial projects, the organization and staging of artistic events, and the preparation of communication supports for events, especially in the contemporary context.
