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The course is jointly organized by the University of Turin and the Politecnico di Torino with the technical support of the Fondazione Santagata for the Economics of Culture. The master also collaborates with a strong network of national and international institutions and agencies including UNESCO, ICCROM and ICOM.The Master is intended for officials and/or professionals in the public and private sector, UN agencies, NGOs, heritage experts, managers and cultural professionals already involved in cultural projects or interested in managing cultural resources as well as for recent university graduates who intend to specialize in the subject.
The International Master in "WORLD HERITAGE AND CULTURAL PROJECT FOR DEVELOPMENT" is organized by the University of Turin and the Specializing Master and Lifelong Learning School of Politecnico di Torino with the technical support of the Fondazione Santagata for the Economics of Culture. The Master also collaborates with a strong network of national and international institutions and agencies including UNESCO, ICCROM and ICOM.
Since its first edition in 2003, the Master in World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development has focused on the design of cultural projects, paying significant attention to sustainable development and to innovative models of heritage governance and management. The adopted multidisciplinary approach allows participants to acquire key knowledge on cultural and heritage economics and competences regarding cultural planning, policy design and their impact on local development processes.
Central to the program is the study of culture-related UNESCO Conventions (World Heritage, Intangible Heritage, Diversity of Cultural Expressions) and programmes (Creative Cities, Man and Biosphere, Global Geoparks, Memories of the World) in order to investigate the economic, social, institutional and legal challenges for their implementation at the local level.
Participants will be able to develop projects designed around a broad spectrum of cultural activities in the domains of natural and cultural heritage, creative economy and tourism. The program stresses strategic and project management skills for the promotion of cultural resources, and particular attention is given to cultural market analysis and the creation and management of cultural clusters.
The program combines theory and practice, covering the value chain of tangible and intangible resources, and promotes discussion, debate and diversity by providing opportunities for exchange and peer learning, in the classroom and during the study visits.
The Master aims at training professional profiles such as cultural managers and entrepreneurs who, equipped with managerial and technical skills and competences, are promoters both of conservation and cultural, social and economic development within local systems.
The professionals trained by the Master in WHCPD will be able to work within government agencies, international organizations and NGOs interested and involved in projects of management and enhancement of cultural resources.
This program also provide the knowledge and skill base to continue academic studies in the fields related to economic, management and policy aspects of UNESCO sites and cultural heritage.
Theory and practice are combined in order to provide students with essential knowledge and competences needed to develop economically sound projects based on cultural activities in the areas of natural and cultural heritage, cultural and creative industries and also tourism. The Master's multidisciplinary approach promotes discussion, debate and diversity by providing opportunities for exchange and peer learning, both in the classroom and during the study visits.
The Master aims at impart necessary competencies and skills in strategic and project management of cultural resources, design and implementation of cultural projects, and promotion of World Heritage Sites and other UNESCO destinations
Designed for graduates of all disciplines, the minimum admission requirement to apply for the Master is an Undergraduate degree - First cycle degree - Bachelor level degree.
The course working language is English.
The Course is worth a total of 60 credits (CFU - Crediti Formativi Universitari), for a total amount of 1.500 hours, divided as follows:
- 400 hours of on-campus lectures and distance learning
- 1.110 hours of Individual Study and project preparation.
The academic curriculum of the Master program is divided into three phases: assisted distance learning phase, on campus phase and distance individual study and project preparation.
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The main topics are:
1) Introduction to Culture and Development;
2) Economic Analysis of Cultural and Heritage Resources;
3) Culture and Tourism Economics;
4) Sustainable Planning and World Heritage Sites;
5) Management Tools for Cultural Projects;
The course attendance is mandatory and, the campus phase implies full time engagement from Monday to Friday (9.30-16.00 CET).
A Bachelor level degree and a good knowledge of English is required.
A maximum number of 40 participants is foreseen
International Master.The Program is developed thanks to the contribution of renown international scholars and experts in the fields of Cultural Heritage, Creative Economy, Project Management and Sustainable Planning of heritage assetts in relation to UNESCO Conventions and Programs. The course working language is English.
Applicant are required to have:
• an Undergraduate degree - First cycle degree - Bachelor level degree;
• fluency in spoken and written English.
Requisiti per essere ammessi:
• Laurea primo livello
• Laureandi
• Disoccupati
• Professionisti
The selection of participants will be made by the Scientific Committee and based on the evaluation of the candidates' curriculum and motivation letter.
Limited number of full and partial (50%) scholarships will be available. See the web site.
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Il Master in World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development, organizzato dall'Università degli Studi di Torino e il Politecnico di Torino con il supporto tecnico della Fondazione Santagata per l'Economia della Cultura, rappresenta un'opportunità unica di crescita professionale nel campo della gestione e valorizzazione del patrimonio culturale e naturale. Collaborando con una rete solida di istituzioni e agenzie nazionali e internazionali come UNESCO, ICCROM e ICOM, il Master si propone come punto di riferimento per coloro che desiderano operare con successo in questo settore.
Il programma è incentrato sulla progettazione di iniziative culturali sostenibili, con un'attenzione particolare alla governance innovativa e alla gestione dei beni patrimoniali. Gli studenti acquisiranno conoscenze fondamentali in economia della cultura e eredità culturale, pianificazione culturale, design delle politiche e loro impatto sui processi di sviluppo locale.
I professionisti formati dal nostro Master potranno ricoprire ruoli di rilievo in agenzie governative, organizzazioni internazionali, ONG, oltre che in imprese culturali e creative. Le competenze acquisite permetteranno loro di diventare promotori di conservazione, sviluppo culturale, sociale ed economico, contribuendo attivamente alla valorizzazione delle risorse culturali a livello locale e internazionale.
Il Master è aperto a laureati di ogni disciplina, con particolare riferimento a coloro che possiedono una forte motivazione e un'adeguata conoscenza dell'inglese. Inoltre, per supportare gli studenti nel loro percorso accademico e professionale, sono previste borse di studio limitate, sia integrali che parziali, che verranno assegnate in base al merito e alla motivazione.
Se hai la passione per il patrimonio culturale e naturale e desideri giocare un ruolo chiave nel suo sviluppo e nella sua valorizzazione, il Master in World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development è la scelta giusta per te. Preparati a diventare un professionista di successo in un settore ricco di sfide e opportunità, dove la cultura è al centro dello sviluppo sostenibile.