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Education aims at creating a global knowledge framework through the
acquisition of theoretical knowledge, the development of specific skills and
the accumulation of practical experience. It also seeks to develop scientific
methods to resolve conservation issues, with a scholarly approach to the object
based on scientific documentation and critical analysis of the results.
Theoretical training of the conservators includes the following subjects:
- History of art and
civilization
- Documentation and
research methods
- Conservation
theory
- Conservation principles
and ethics
- Physics, Chemistry,
and Biology
- Technology of Materials
- Computers theory
Compulsory laboratory practice and internship form an essential part of the
curriculum, for the practical training of the students. Graduation requires
undertaking and completing a dissertation. Throughout the training of the
future conservators, next to the acquisition of necessary skills, great
emphasis is given to the development and enhancement of perception of
scientific, technical, historical and aesthetic parameters.
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