The course is totally free: it has neither registration fees nor attendance costs. Scholarships are also available.
For more detailed information, always consult the current call for admission.

The course lasts two years. It consists of classroom activities, seminars and field study visits followed by an internship period to be held within public and private entities operating in the cultural heritage sector, in Italy or abroad.

The submission of the application takes place exclusively electronically in accordance with the terms and procedures outlined in the announcement of the call for admission.

Students are required to attend all training activities provided for in the program and launched within the course. Absences up to and not exceeding 10% of the total hours of each module are allowed. Students are required to communicate any external work and/or research activities to the director, and they must be considered compatible with the course and study commitments.

For more detailed information, always consult the current call for admission.

In-person classroom lessons are held at the Foundation’s headquarters, in the National Central Library of Rome. Study visits are organized across the country.

This process is governed by specific Regulations for the selection of lecturers, tutors, collaborators, and coordinators of educational, scientific and research activities for the Cultural Heritage School course (Regolamento di selezione dei docenti, dei tutor, dei collaboratori e coordinatori di attività formative, scientifiche e di ricerca per il corso Scuola del Patrimonio).

The Foundation can design customized on-the-job training and continuing education courses for public and private entities.