By the end of the Master’s degree, the students acquire the following competencies:
- Ability to value the different manifestations of cultural heritage.
- Ability to interpret and use application rules for their proper management.
- Ability to use techniques and instruments for analysis, valuing, recovery and management
- Ability to use techniques and instruments for their enhancement
Public Administration Sectors and Departments related to Cultural Heritage:
- Museum and Exhibition rooms
- Tourism Offices
- Archives
- Interpretation Centres
- Tourism and Culture Departments
- Preservation and Restoration Centres
- Local and Regional Developmental Agencies
- Heritage Institutes
Foundations, Companies, Public and Private Societies related to Cultural heritage:
- Cultural tourism (planning, product and activity creation, guides, routes, development of strategical plans at a local and state level)
- Managers, assessors and cultural invigorating
- Documentarists
- Preservers, technicians and museum auxiliaries
- Development of studies on cultural heritage: directing plans, strategic plans and public studies
- Professionals on ordination of territorial heritage (local, regional, community, state)