After Graduation Graduate School

Architectural and Landscape Heritage

Architectural and Landscape Heritage

CALL FOR ADMISSION 2026/2027 to the Specialisation School in Architectural and Landscape Heritage

The call for admission deadline is 26 August 2026.

The Specialisation School in Architectural and Landscape Heritage aims to train technical professionals capable of working at different levels of scientific knowledge, design and field practice relating to the conservation and restoration of buildings of historical and artistic interest, monumental complexes, areas of significant landscape value, and degraded areas.
The programme is organised over two years, with two semesters each year. Courses and laboratories for each year generally take place between November and April for the first semester and between May and October for the second semester.
Teaching activities are mainly held on Fridays each week, with the exception of conferences, seminars, workshops and, more generally, complementary activities scheduled separately by individual faculty members in agreement with the students.

REGULATIONS

Specific Educational Objectives of the Programme
The School aims to train specialists with a high-level professional profile in the knowledge, conservation, management and enhancement of architectural and landscape cultural heritage, providing advanced theoretical, methodological and scientific preparation with an international focus.

EDUCATIONAL OFFER from A.Y. 2026/2027

EDUCATIONAL OFFER from A.Y. 2025/2026

EDUCATIONAL OFFER A.Y. 2024/2025

At the end of the programme, students must have acquired:

Knowledge and Understanding

• knowledge and understanding of the theoretical and scientific aspects, methodologies and techniques specific to the restoration and conservation of architectural and landscape cultural heritage;
• knowledge and understanding of historical and critical aspects for the purposes of study, cataloguing and research, including analytical research, concerning architectural heritage;
• knowledge and understanding of the legislative, administrative and economic aspects necessary for the conservation of architectural and landscape cultural heritage;

Applied Skills

• the ability to develop and manage architectural heritage conservation projects in their technical, organisational and procedural aspects;
• the ability to apply landscape and environmental protection measures, including environmental impact assessment procedures;
• the ability to work in museography and in the planning and organisation of natural sites or sites characterised by architectural and archaeological heritage;
• the ability to use IT tools and electronic communication technologies within their specific areas of expertise.
• Graduates of the Specialisation School must be able to undertake positions of significant responsibility:
• within the relevant administrative and technical levels of the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities;
• within other public bodies, primarily Regions, Provinces and Municipalities, responsible for the protection, conservation, restoration, management, enhancement and cataloguing of architectural and landscape cultural heritage, including risk-related aspects;
• within international organisations operating in the field of architectural and landscape heritage;
• within public or private organisations with organisational, cultural, publishing or research functions and objectives in the field of architectural and landscape cultural heritage;
• within private organisations, such as companies, specialised professional practices or technical offices operating in the field of architectural and landscape heritage;
• in the provision of highly qualified services relating to historical analysis, critical knowledge, cataloguing and diagnostic techniques concerning architectural and landscape heritage;
• in the management and maintenance of individual complexes of significant historical and architectural value or significant sites and landscapes;
• in the management, conservation, restoration, protection, recovery, rehabilitation and enhancement of architectural and landscape heritage in general, in Italy and abroad, including activities carried out by international organisations.

Students who have not already completed it must attend the GENERAL SAFETY COURSE (4 hours on Moodle).