Master's Degree 1 year 3 monthsReference 3EBM8ELT

Cultural Heritage (Sustainability and Community)

The American University of Rome · Rome, Italy

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Tuition€27,500

Duration1 year 3 months

Teaching languagesNot published

DegreeMaster's Degree

Programme provider

The American University of Rome

Rome, Italy

University profile

At a glance

Cultural Heritage (Sustainability and Community) is a master's degree programme lasting 1 year 3 months at The American University of Rome in Rome, with tuition currently recorded as €27,500.

Program overview

Explore the intersection of cultural heritage and sustainability in this dynamic program. Engage with communities and learn to develop strategies that preserve cultural identity while promoting sustainable practices.

CityRome

Curriculum

01Cultural Heritage Theory

02Sustainable Development Practices

03Community Engagement Strategies

04Heritage Conservation Techniques

05Cultural Policy and Management

Admission requirements

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

A relevant bachelor’s (honours) degree. Applicants are assessed on academic background relevant to the programme
entry typically expects a 2:2/2:1 (UK) or equivalent.

GPA: ~2.5–3.0/4.0 (UK 2:2/2:1) or equivalent

Language requirements

Proof of English proficiency — typically IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo or equivalent (see the minimum scores listed). A Medium-of-Instruction (MOI) letter may be accepted in place of a test by some institutions.

IELTSMinimum 7.5

DuolingoMinimum 140

Required documents

Programme-specific document list.

Valid passport, academic transcripts, degree/secondary-school certificate (or proof of current enrolment), personal statement, two reference letters, English-language test results (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE), and a CV/résumé where applicable.