Studies in Cultural Heritage (Classe L-1)-Enrolled from 2021/2022 Academic Year

The Cultural Heritage Studies Bachelor's degree programme and the related Master's degree programmes have a specific Erasmus+ call for applications, providing mobility opportunities in over twenty universities in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, and Portugal, as well as Northern and Eastern European institutions where courses are taught in English. The agreements with our partners cover all the study areas of the Cultural Heritage Studies degree programmes. Available subject areas: Archaeology, Art History, Theatre and Film, Music and Musicology. For each subject area and location, you can spend 3 to 10 months abroad, attending courses and taking exams that will be recognized as an integral part of the degree programme. You can also combine this activity with research for the preparation of your Bachelor's or Master's thesis, which will count towards the number of credits covered by the Erasmus scholarship. Every year, all teaching activities included in the programme are presented to interested students by the Erasmus manager in a specific informative meeting. The data and educational information required for submitting the Learning Agreement are also collected in special information sheets posted to the Erasmus page of the Faculty of Humanities https://www.unimi.it/en/node/12884/

If you are and incoming Erasmus student, you can attend all classes in Italian. If you wish, you can agree with individual instructors on a programme partly or entirely in English. Moreover, we have teaching staff exchange agreements with many partner universities, including visiting professor programmes for our faculty members abroad and for foreign colleagues at our institution, within the Department's programmes.