The Degree Course in Cultural Heritage (L-1) has a three-year duration and provides a basic training partly common and a differentiated characterisation in three curricula. The distribution over the three years of the course of the teachings related to the Basic, Characterising and Related/Integrative Educational Activities meets the criteria of chronological periodization and thematic homogeneity/affinity among the teachings offered in the same year.
In the three years of the pathway, Other Educational Activities are foreseen, to which CFUs are assigned whose distribution is coherent and functional to that contemplated for the teachings.
The Degree Course aims to provide basic knowledge enabling entry into the world of work in relation to the management, protection and enhancement of Cultural Heritage (archaeological, historical-artistic and landscape) and which can be further developed in the Master's Degree Courses in Archaeology and History of Art.