The CS program constitutes a multidisciplinary environment in the field of analysis and management of culture.
The PhD program in Cultural Systems offers advanced, multidisciplinary training with an innovative approach to the study of cultural phenomena and heritage. By integrating diverse scientific fields related to cultural systems, the program equips students with both theoretical and practical tools to investigate cultural heritage and its contemporary relevance.
Program Structure
The program includes one main track:
● Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies (CHMS): Combines research and practice-oriented courses focusing on the analysis, preservation, and promotion of cultural heritage, with an emphasis on museum studies and cultural institutions.
Through a balanced mix of academic training and applied experience, the program prepares PhD candidates to pursue careers in academia, museums, cultural institutions, creative industries, and private companies. The multidisciplinary framework encourages innovation in the interpretation and management of cultural systems.
An International Research Environment
The PhD in Cultural Systems is part of an international academic environment that promotes mobility and global engagement. Attendance of on-campus classes is mandatory in the first year, ensuring a strong foundation in core methodologies. In subsequent years, students are encouraged to spend part of their training abroad, supported by the Erasmus+ program and specific mobility agreements, fostering international collaboration and research opportunities.
For more information on academic activities and admission procedures, please visit the official website.
