Protection of European Cultural Assets

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

History and Theory of Cultural Asset and Monument Preservation, Museum Studies, Urban Monument Preservation Cultural Landscape Conservation, Comparative European Monument Law Building Law Cultural Asset Law, Project Management, Business Administration Aspects of Cultural Heritage and Monument Protection

Target group

Graduates wishing to qualify for employment in, for example, cultural heritage protection in building administration, regional associations, monument conservation authorities on a national and international level.

Annotation

Career-integrated degree with attendance phases and online phases\; Place of study Collegium Polonicum

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Bachelor's academic degree, university or university of applied sciences Diploma degree in Humanities, Economics, Law or Administrative subject areas (240 ECTS credits; 30 ECTS credits can be obtained by proving additional qualifications); At least one year of qualified professional experience; English language skills would be an advantage

Fees

550.00 EUR / semester

Fees (Link)

In addition to the tuition fees, a semester contribution is incurred. Please see the university's website for the current amount of the semester contribution.