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MONUMENT
RESTORATION
Postgraduate School
Directed: Prof. Amedeo Bellini
School mission:
The
School provides a specialised historical, artistic, technical, critique
and professional training in the field of restoration and promotes
a higher and more advanced knowledge of the methods and techniques
used for the conservation, protection and restoration of environmental
and architectonic households.
The School programme is biennial with a limited number of admissions
and compulsory attendance. Upon the completion of the School’s
programme the title of Specialista in Restauro dei Monumenti (Specialist
in Monument Restoration) with legal recognition is granted.
Admission:
The
admission to the School is open to graduates with the following
qualifications: Master of Science in Architecture, Civil Engineering
(under provision of the law), in Italian Literature or equivalent
degrees, and also to degrees completed abroad riconosciuto equipollente
dal Consiglio di Scuola.
The entry exam tests the student’s knowledge of the school’s
specific subjects, language capacities (English, French, Spanish
or German skills) and evaluates educational qualifications, or publications.
Calendar:
First
and second years provide an average of 800 hours of class, practical
activities, surveying (mapping) and restoration internship and about
130 hours of compulsory workshops. Teaching is full time, 12 weeks
a year, normally once a month. Courses begin the 25th of October
2004 and end the 31st of October 2005.
The
application form for the admission exam is available in the office
of “Servizio dottorati di ricerca e Scuole di Specializzazione”.
The application period starts in September 2004 and ends on the
1st of October 2004.
The
final exam is the presentation of an architectural conservation
project, presented from different perspectives, under the supervision
of several teachers.
For
further information you may contact the School secretary’s
office.
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