Program Overview

Program Overview

The Public Spaces and Historical Buildings Recovery Design program is a Master's degree course with the ID number 12415. It is an annual program with a tuition fee of 4500 and 60 CFU credits.

Program Details

• Course type: Master
• Academic year: 2022/2023
• Degree level: M2
• Length: Annual
• Tuition fee: 4500
• CFU: 60

Educational Goals

The program aims to form professionals who are aware of the technical and cultural complexity of interventions in historical cities and landscapes, particularly in urban centers of ancient origin. These professionals will be able to operate with competence and quality throughout the entire process of building production, in concert with other specialists. The program seeks to form a professional profile that combines design capabilities, supported by correct relationships with technical and scientific research, and managerial skills within the current conception of the project as a "continuous negotiation" form. The program is designed to recover the equal dignity of all actors in the building process.

Program Structure

The program is based on a multidisciplinary approach and an international vision, focusing on high professionalization and entry into the workforce. It develops project methodologies, the acquisition of managerial and managerial skills, and is oriented towards the recovery of historical buildings and public spaces.

Admission and Scholarships

The program has been candidate as a MASTER INPS EXECUTIVE, aiming to provide high-level training and professional updating for public administration employees enrolled in the Unified Management of credit and social benefits. Through this candidacy, the program has requested scholarships for public employees, covering all or part of the enrollment fee. The availability of these scholarships will be announced on the INPS website in the coming months. Public employees can compete for these scholarships by following the procedures outlined in the MASTER INPS EXECUTIVE call, which will be published on the INPS website after they have submitted their application for admission to the program.

Department and Faculty

The program is part of the Department of Architecture and Project and the Faculty of Architecture, located in Rome, Italy.

Program Director

The director of the program is Fabrizio Toppetti.