Bachelor's Degree Programme in
Science and Technologies for Cultural Heritage
Enrolment from 2025/2026
Level:

Bachelor's Degree

Degree Classification:

L-43 R (Diagnostics for the conservation of cultural heritage)

Venue:

Venice

Language:

Italian

Attendance:

Not compulsory (except for laboratories)

Duration:

3 years

ECTS/CFU:

180 credits

Admission:

Limited

How to enrol

If you are enrolling with a qualification obtained in Italy, follow the procedure described on the page:

Admission and enrolment

If you are enrolling with a qualification obtained abroad, follow the procedure described on the page:

Admission and enrolment with an international qualification

The programme at a glance

1

you will examine the evolution of artistic materials from both a scientific and historical-artistic perspective, preparing to lead projects aimed at developing and disseminating applied sciences within the cultural heritage field

2

a solid technical and scientific education will be complemented by strong competencies in art history, archaeology, archival and bibliographic studies, and economics. You will also acquire practical experience in multidisciplinary laboratories, where you can apply your knowledge to the diagnostics of artistic materials

3

you will explore investigative methods and technologies from cultural heritage sciences to study and enhance artefacts. You will gain the ability to identify deterioration processes and work collaboratively on focused restoration and conservation projects. Additionally, you will contribute to the cataloguing, digitisation, and protection of artistic heritage alongside fellow professionals

Your future career options

you will be prepared to undertake multidisciplinary diagnostic investigations on materials employed in cultural heritage. You will ascertain the causes of deterioration and establish the most suitable methodologies and products to guarantee preservation, conservation, and enhancement

you can work as a Heritage Scientist, specialising in the diagnostics and conservation of cultural heritage, within material analysis laboratories, cultural heritage institutions (such as museums, heritage agencies, libraries, and archives), public bodies, companies, and organisations devoted to heritage conservation and protection

You will have the opportunity to further develop and consolidate your multidisciplinary expertise by enrolling in the Master’s degree in Conservation Science and Technology for Cultural Heritage, advancing your studies in an international environment

Contacts

Scientific Campus

ADiSS - Scientific Campus
Via Torino 155 [ITA], Epsilon building (ground floor), 30170 Venezia Mestre (Italy)

Campus services: campus.scientifico@unive.it
External internships: stage.areascienze@unive.it
Information tutors: tutor.campus.scientifico@unive.it

Degree programme website (permalink): www.unive.it/degree/ctr60