MBCManagement dei beni culturali

University of Macerata
Italy, Macerata

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, CULTURAL HERITAGE AND TOURISM

Study location	Italy, Macerata
Academic field	Humanities (except languages) (ISCED 022)
Type	Master, full-time
Nominal duration	2 years
Study language	Italian
Awards	MBC (Diploma di laurea in Management dei beni culturali (Classe LM-89))

Tuition fee	€786 per year

Entry qualification	Undergraduate diploma (or higher) The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original.

Entry qualification

Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian.

Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original.

Language requirements	Italian KNOWLEDGE OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE THE TEST OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE The institutions of higher education have the task of verifying the linguistic competence for access to the courses. Each institution organizes a test of knowledge of the Italian language, compulsory for all single-cycle degree and master’s degree courses, except the exemptions indicated in the following paragraph. Those who have not passed the language test cannot be admitted to further competition or aptitude tests. About non-single-cycle master’s degree courses, independent university decisions may require passing the Italian language proficiency test. Exemption from proof of language proficiency Following students are exempted from the Italian language test, but subject to the limit of the specific quota of places reserved for visa applicants and foreign residents: a) students who have obtained the certificates of competence in the Italian language in degrees not lower than the B2 level of the Council of Europe, issued under the CLIQ quality system (Italian Quality Language Certification), which brings together the current certification bodies (University for foreigners in Perugia, University for foreigners in Siena, University of Rome Three, “Dante Alighieri” Society and the University for foreigners “Dante Alighieri” of Reggio Calabria, also in agreement with the Italian Cultural Institutes abroad or other subjects. These certifications can be obtained in the country of origin, in the affiliated examination centers present all over the world; b) the following students are exempt from the Italian language preliminary examination and are enrolled regardless of the number of reserved places, the students referred to in the following paragraph. Exemption from language test and extra quotas For enrollments in undergraduate programs and single-cycle Master’s degree programs are exempted, regardless of the number of reserved places: a) students in possession of a second-level degree in secondary education five-year or four-year degree obtained at Italian state and equal-level schools abroad; b) students in possession of one of the final secondary school qualifications referred to in Annex 2; c) holders of complementary certificates to the final title of Middle School obtained in Argentina, which certify the frequency of a course of study including the teaching, for at least 5 years, of Italian language, pursuant to Law n. 210 of 7.6.1999 (Official Journal No. 152 of 1.7.1999); d) students who have obtained the Italian language and culture Diploma at the Universities for Foreigners from Perugia and Siena; e) students who have obtained the Italian language proficiency certificates, in the grade corresponding to levels C1 and C2 of the Council of Europe, issued under the quality system CLIQ (Italian Quality Language Certification), which brings together the current certification bodies (University for foreigners of Perugia, University for foreigners of Siena, Roma Tre University, “Dante Alighieri” Society and the University for Foreigners “Dante Alighieri” of Reggio Calabria also in agreement with the Italian Cultural Institutes abroad or other subjects. For enrollments in Master’s Degree courses, students with the qualifications indicated in the previous letters d), e) are exempted (if the exam is provided independently by the University).

Language requirements

Italian

KNOWLEDGE OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE
THE TEST OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE
The institutions of higher education have the task of verifying the linguistic competence for access to the courses. Each institution organizes a test of knowledge of the Italian language, compulsory for all single-cycle degree and master’s degree courses, except the exemptions indicated in the following paragraph.
Those who have not passed the language test cannot be admitted to further competition or aptitude tests.
About non-single-cycle master’s degree courses, independent university decisions may require passing the Italian language proficiency test.

Exemption from proof of language proficiency
Following students are exempted from the Italian language test, but subject to the limit of the specific quota of places reserved for visa applicants and foreign residents:
a) students who have obtained the certificates of competence in the Italian language in degrees not lower than the B2 level of the Council of Europe, issued under the CLIQ quality system (Italian Quality Language Certification), which brings together the current certification bodies (University for foreigners in Perugia, University for foreigners in Siena, University of Rome Three, “Dante Alighieri” Society and the University for foreigners “Dante Alighieri” of Reggio Calabria, also in agreement with the Italian Cultural Institutes abroad or other subjects. These certifications can be obtained in the country of origin, in the affiliated examination centers present all over the world;
b) the following students are exempt from the Italian language preliminary examination and are enrolled regardless of the number of reserved places, the students referred to in the following paragraph.

Exemption from language test and extra quotas
For enrollments in undergraduate programs and single-cycle Master’s degree programs are exempted, regardless of the number of reserved places:
a) students in possession of a second-level degree in secondary education
five-year or four-year degree obtained at Italian state and equal-level schools abroad;
b) students in possession of one of the final secondary school qualifications referred to in Annex 2;
c) holders of complementary certificates to the final title of Middle School obtained in Argentina, which certify the frequency of a course of study including the teaching, for at least 5 years, of
Italian language, pursuant to Law n. 210 of 7.6.1999 (Official Journal No. 152 of 1.7.1999);
d) students who have obtained the Italian language and culture Diploma at the Universities for
Foreigners from Perugia and Siena;
e) students who have obtained the Italian language proficiency certificates, in the grade
corresponding to levels C1 and C2 of the Council of Europe, issued under the quality system CLIQ (Italian Quality Language Certification), which brings together the current certification bodies (University for foreigners of Perugia, University for foreigners of Siena, Roma Tre University, “Dante Alighieri” Society and the University for Foreigners “Dante Alighieri” of Reggio Calabria also in agreement with the Italian Cultural Institutes abroad or other subjects.
For enrollments in Master’s Degree courses, students with the qualifications indicated in the previous letters d), e) are exempted (if the exam is provided independently by the University).

Other requirements	At least 1 reference(s) should be provided. Specific requirements for Non-EU applicants: For further information about general procedures to study in Italy, please check: Study in Italy portal For further information about procedures for entry, residence, and enrollment for students requiring visas for higher education courses in Italy. For the next academic year, updates will be available as soon as possible Please check Italian Ministry of Education website For further information about documents required by University of Macerata. Please check UniMC webpages

Other requirements

At least 1 reference(s) should be provided.

Specific requirements for Non-EU applicants:

For further information about general procedures to study in Italy, please check:
Study in Italy portal

For further information about procedures for entry, residence, and enrollment for students requiring visas for higher education courses in Italy.
For the next academic year, updates will be available as soon as possible
Please check Italian Ministry of Education website

For further information about documents required by University of Macerata.
Please check UniMC webpages

More information	bct.unimc.it/..eni-culturali-e-del-turismo

Overview

The Degree Course in the Management of Cultural Heritage aims to train graduates who possess the scientific and technical skills and professional skills necessary for the integrated management of cultural assets and institutions according to the implementation of effective and efficient territorial policies for the enhancement social and economic and for the preventive and planned conservation of the heritage on an urban scale and in the course of ordinary administration.
The course prepares students, providing them with the ability to apply specific knowledge and understanding:
1. Ability to identify management models and enhancement of the past to be critically revisited starting from the current context.
2. Ability to develop and implement paths of knowledge and communication of cultural heritage, also with the help of modern technologies.
3. Ability to manage cultural projects by entering into constructive relations with stakeholders.
4. Ability to refer, in the cultural activities, to the positive elements and the limits that the various conceptions of man present, duly evaluated.
5. Ability to evaluate and take into due account the historical, social and environmental context in which the cultural process is inserted.
6. Ability to communicate using, in addition to the Italian language, one of the languages of the European Union.

Career opportunities

It aims to prepare:
• Manager or official at cultural institutes;
• Expert in communication;
• The operator of educational services;
• Cultural assets conservation manager;
• Marketing expert in public and private institutions;
• Professor of art history in schools.

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