The School of Communication and Promotion of Contemporary Artistic Heritage aims to train professionals who will work in the museum and cultural heritage sectors. With a solid theoretical background complemented by repeated work experience opportunities in the field of exhibition design and cultural projects. Various areas of expertise involving curatorship, communication, teaching and skills in the management of cultural heritage are part of the CVPAC school’s training programme. Over the course of five years, students will be trained in the most up-to-date international standards relating to museums, cultural heritage and, more generally, the appreciation of works of art in architectural spaces. An integral part of the study programme are the practical exercises that are carried out regularly in museums, where case studies are put into practice. During the three-year course, the training will focus on acquiring data and concepts that introduce the subject of museums, their transformations over recent decades, which have substantially changed their role in society, and how new professional figures have emerged around cultural heritage.<\/p>\n