Program Overview

Introduction to the Doctoral Program in Cultural and Environmental Heritage

The Doctoral Program in Cultural and Environmental Heritage brings together humanistic, scientific, and legal disciplines to study, protect, and enhance cultural and environmental heritage through the practical application of diverse methodologies.

Program Structure

• The program offers two formative paths:
  • Research for the care of common goods, material and intangible heritage, landscape, cities, and the environment.
  • Development of technologies, materials, and methods for the conservation of material cultural heritage.

Research Areas

• The program focuses on the intersection of culture, environment, and innovation, providing a comprehensive approach to the study and preservation of cultural and environmental heritage.

Events and Initiatives

• The program includes various events and initiatives, such as:
  • Conferences and seminars on topics related to cultural and environmental heritage.
  • Research projects and collaborations with external partners.
  • Opportunities for students to engage in fieldwork and apply theoretical knowledge in practical contexts.

PhD Student Profiles

• The program features PhD students working on diverse research projects, such as:
  • High-precision geomatic surveying for cultural heritage assets.
  • Analysis of isotopes to investigate ancient populations.

Department and Institute Events

• The Department of Cultural Heritage and the Institute of Advanced Studies organize various events, including:
  • Seminars and conferences on topics related to cultural heritage and advanced studies.
  • Workshops and presentations on research projects and initiatives.

Campus and Alumni Network

• The program is based in an international context, providing opportunities for growth and cultural exchange.
• The Alumni network includes groups focused on specific topics, such as environment and sea.