The PhD programme aims to train researchers who can bridge culture, research and digital technologies. We explore innovative tools and methods not only to analyse and interpret cultural heritage from new perspectives, but also to produce, organise and share knowledge.
The programme brings together different disciplines and fosters collaboration with institutions, organisations and professionals working in the cultural heritage sector. The aim is to make cultural heritage more accessible, understandable and engaging, while creating new opportunities for its enhancement, dissemination and public enjoyment.
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Curricular Class
PublishedReference Professor: Silvio Peroni. Starting on 23 September 2026. Doctoral Credits: 1 (15h lectures). Assessment: Pass/Fail. Years: especially 1 (but open to 2 and 3 as well)
Transferable/Soft Skills
PublishedReference person: Paolo Bonora. Doctoral Credit(s): 1. 15 hours of teaching. Assessment method: Pass/Fail. Year: 1, 2, 3.
Transferable/Soft Skills
PublishedCoordinator: Licia Proserpio. Doctoral Credit(s): 1. 2 days of seminars. Assessment method: Pass/Fail. Year: 3.
Extracurricular education
PublishedCoordinator: Francesca Tomasi. Doctoral Credit(s): 0.5. 1 day of teaching. Assessment method: Pass/Fail. Year: 2, 3.
Extracurricular education
PublishedReference person: Francesca Tomasi. Doctoral Credit(s): 0.5. 1 day of teaching. Assessment method: Pass/Fail. Year: 1, 2, 3.
Extracurricular education
PublishedCoordinator: Francesca Tomasi. Doctoral Credit(s): 0.5. 1-day conference. Assessment method: Pass/Fail. Year: 2, 3.
Curricular Class
PublishedCoordinator: Francesca Tomasi. Doctoral Credit(s): 3. 30 hours of teaching. From 2 April 2027. Assessment method: Pass/Fail. Year: 1, 2, 3.
Curricular Class
PublishedCoordinator: Francesca Tomasi. Doctoral Credit(s): 6. 30 hours of teaching (DATES TO BE CONFIRMED). Assessment method: Pass/Fail. Year: 1 (2 and 3)