Admission requirements
To be able to profitably follow the 2nd cycle degree programme in History, Preservation and Enhancement of Artistic and Archaeological Heritage and Landscape, students must possess the following knowledge:
basic knowledge of the preservation and enhancement of cultural heritage, particularly focusing on archaeological, historical and artistic disciplines, also supported by ground in history, philology, literature, law and technical-scientific subjects.
Admission to the 2nd cycle degree programme is also subject to the possession of the following curricular requirements:
1. A 1st cycle degree in one of the following classes, or other suitable qualification obtained abroad:
ex Italian Ministerial Decree no. 270:
L-1, L-3, L-10, L-19, L-42, L-43 ex. Italian Ministerial Decree no. 509/99:
5, 13, 18, 23, 38, 41
Previous four-year degree programme system:
Conservation of Cultural Heritage; Drama, Art and Music Studies; Arts; Education Sciences; History
Three-year university degree: Cultural Heritage worker
Other qualifications admissible under special laws:
qualification from the Fine Arts Academy
2. They shall have acquired at least:
12 CFU in subject areas L-ART/*
12 CFU in subject areas M-STO/*
or
20 CFU in subject areas L-ANT/* and L-OR/*
Admission to the degree programme is also subject to the assessment of knowledge and skills in the English language, to level B1 by the University Linguistic Centre.
Students holding a corresponding language certification may be exempted from sitting this exam.
The Degree Programme may require students to recover any initial deficit in the event of them being assessed to below level B1 on admission.
If the above degree certificate and/or credits have not been obtained, admission to the 2nd Cycle Degree Programme is subject to a preliminary assessment by a Board to ascertain the required skills and competencies through an interview.
The Board, appointed by the Degree Programme Board, will establish a calendar for the interviews, which will be published on the University website.
If the Board considers the level of the candidates' knowledge and skills to be satisfactory, they will be allowed to enrol in a test to assess their personal competencies and skills.
Assessment of personal competencies and skills
Admission to the 2nd cycle degree programme is subject to the possession of the curricular requirements and personal competencies and skills, assessed by the candidate's curriculum.
Second Cycle Degree Programmes may include a specific session for international students, appointing a Board to assess personal competences and skills, compatibly with the schedule laid down in the call for applications for study grants (the deadline of which is indicatively in May).
International students who pass the above-mentioned assessment are exempted from the following assessment of their personal competencies and skills required for other students.
