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Seconda Università degli studi di Napoli Dipartimento di Lettere e Beni Culturali

Index

Presentation p. 1

Bachelor’s Degree in Conservation of Cultural heritage (First Cycle Degree) p. 4

Bachelor’s Degree in the Humanities (First Cycle Degree) p. 9

Master’s Degree Integrated Course in Archaeology and Art History (Second Cycle Degree)

p. 14

Master’s Degree Integrated Course in Classical and Modern Philology (Second Cycle Degree)

p. 19

School of Specialization in Archaeology and Artistic and Historical Heritage p. 23

Teacher Training Courses – TFA (Tirocinio Formativo Attivo) p. 24

Erasmus p. 25

Entry orientation guidance p. 30

Internships and Training Experiences p. 31

Placement p. 37

Library p. 38

Student Administration Office p. 39

Labs p. 40

Administration and Office of the Dean p. 43

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PRESENTATION The academic staff of the Department of Humanities (DILBEC) are committed individuals with a highly qualified national and international reputation. Their ultimate aim is to create experts in the field of cultural heritage as well as train teachers of humanities subjects in the Italian lower and upper secondary school system. The Department’s academic programme offers:

- two Bachelor’s Degrees (First Level Cycle) - two Master’s Degrees (Second Level Cycle)

The Bachelor’s Degree Courses are: 1) Conservation and Cultural Heritage 2) Humanities

The Master’s Degree Courses are: 1) Archaeology and Art History 2) Classical and Modern Philology There are also two postgraduate degree courses offered by the Inter-university School of Specialization organized in conjunction with the University of Naples Suor Orsola Benincasa. The School offers courses in: 1)Archaeological Heritage 2)Historical and Artistic Heritage The above postgraduate courses aim to train future Cultural Heritage experts and managers. The Department also offers postgraduate qualifications courses for future school teachers in the following school cycles and subjects: Lower secondary school subjects: (A043) -Italian -History -Geography Upper secondary school subjects (A050) -Literature -Literature and Latin (A051 – Lyceums) -History of Art (A061) The Department’s teaching activity is distinctly characterized by the quality of student guidance and rapport, which are an integral part of the students’ education offered by our academic staff. The lessons are held in two different campus buildings and are both situated in the ancient city of Santa Maria Capua Vetere. The city is an important archaeological site in its own right and home of the famous Roman Amphitheatre. The city’s architectural landscape is also characterized by seventeenth and eighteenth century buildings as well as some fine architectural landmarks in the Liberty style.

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The main building of the Department is situated in the heart of the ancient city in the San Francesco Complex. This Complex is a neoclassic structure that clearly echoes that of Luigi Vanvitelli. This Campus building was built on what once was a Roman Cryptoporticus, used as a prison during the Bourbon Age. The University, in collaboration with the Architectural Heritage Authority of Caserta, is actively involved in the process of the building’s restoration currently under way. This monumental heritage site houses the Department’s Library and the topography, palaeography, aerial photogrammetry, computer science and Art@Com labs. All the teaching and research activities that regard postgraduate degrees (master’s level courses, PhD courses and schools of specialization) are conducted in this building. The second building of the Humanities Department is situated in Via Perla, close to the San Francesco Complex. This building is known as the ‘Aulario’ teaching centre and it is where the main teaching activity of the Bachelor Degree courses is conducted. There are several classrooms with modern teaching equipment, study halls and offices for the academic staff. The ‘Aulario’ also houses a language lab, multimedia lab and other areas for cultural and recreational activities, including a cafeteria. The Department’s academic courses are aimed at creating the following specific professional profiles: Cultural Heritage professionals and experts able to work within and in collaboration with public

or private bodies and authorities in charge of the management and development of cultural heritage.

Literary subjects teachers in the Italian school system (with skills in media communication) Art History teacher in the Italian school system The Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage (DiLBeC) promotes ongoing research projects dealing with territorial organization focused on historical, archaeological, artistic and literary aspects. The territorial theme is an essential resource for the study of human activity and expression. Another common research theme running across various disciplines and approaches is genre studies and text analysis and interpretation. The research activity developed in the archaeological, historical and artistic fields deals with such themes as knowledge acquisition, conservation, communication practices and protection of heritage. The milieu of such research includes areas that stretch from the Terra di Lavoro territory in Campania to the territories of Southern Italy at large. Our research activity is also conducted at an international level with established partnerships with French, Spanish, Libyan and German institutions. This collaborative activity has led to the organization of important exhibitions, museum studies, art collection reviews, excavation projects, creation of archaeological maps, and park design projects. Other disciplines have also benefited from a copious amount of national and international research projects conducted by newly-recruited researchers in the fields of Bibliography, Philology, Philosophy, Literature, and Linguistics.

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Labs Medieval Archaeology Lab: active in documentation and reconnaissance of post-ancient

contexts with the use of digital photogrammetry equipment for the realization of cartography and the study of archaeological materials;

Cluster Lab: funded by MURST and CIPE as part of the project for the advancement of scientific and technological networking. The Lab is currently developing digital catalogues which include

Cultural Heritage Lab: active in retrieving data from the Terra di Lavoro Documentation Lab: production of digital and photo restitution data. The Lab is equipped with

pure digital photogrammetry for aerial cartography production. Capys Lab: the activities conducted by the Capys lab are dedicated to promoting cultural

heritage for teaching and research purposes. The lab aims to promote knowledge acquisition, protection, conservation and dissemination of cultural heritage.

Art@Com Lab: a communications lab dedicated to the development of cultural and territorial heritage;

Multimedia Language Lab: self-access centre equipped with online materials; active in running training workshops and language lessons;

Topography Lab: active in developing territorial integrated knowledge through surveys, aerial photo interpretation, aerial photogrammetry.

The Department is also home to the Graduate School with a doctoral programme in Architecture, Design and Cultural Heritage which aims to train archaeologists and museum art historians by promoting an effective integration of scientific and humanistic disciplines. The Dean of the Department is Professor Rosanna Cioffi. Administration Offices: San Francesco Building Corso Aldo Moro n. 236 Santa Maria Capua Vetere (CE)

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE COURSE (FIRST CYCLE) IN CONSERVATION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE

Degree Identification: L-1 – Cultural Heritage

Cycle Years: 3

Credits: 180 CFU

Head of Studies: Prof.ssa Nadia Barrella

The degree programme is organized into two curricula: Archaeology and Art History. The aim is to create professionals able to perform diverse activities within and in collaboration with public institutions, private bodies and authorities in charge of the management and development of cultural heritage. The course grounds students in the principles and practices of Cultural Heritage, History, and Art. Through the diversity of the curriculum, students will be able to acquire skills and competencies that will allow them to deal with archival collections and bibliographic heritage. The study programme is designed to meet the needs of the professional world and is considered an important aspect of course design and requirements, especially since Italy depends heavily on the development of its Cultural Heritage resources as a primary economic source. Culture and Development are both essential aspects that this course will foreground. By adopting an integrative approach, both theory and practice will be the focus of lab activities, workshops, and internships. At the end of the course and other educational activities (teaching, workshops, experiences and internships), students will: - acquire a broad base of knowledge and competencies in the various sectors of cultural heritage

(archival resources, bibliographic, archaeological, historical and artistic heritage) and of heritage legislation including services;

- make use of the main digital communication tools in their relative field of study; - acquire skills to manage communication and information; - speak two European languages in addition to their mother-tongue; - acquire the skills to work in groups, act independently and engage in the workplace.

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STUDY CURRICULUM

Degree in Art History

YEAR I

Compulsory Courses Italian Literature 12 Geography 6 Medieval Art History 12 Pathways of Contemporary Art 12 Library Science 6 Elective Courses Required credits: 12 CFU Contemporary World History 6/12 Medieval History 6 Modern History 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60

YEAR II

Compulsory Courses Modern History of Art 12 Forms and Functions of the Museum 12 Sources and Methods of Art History 6 Legislation 6 English Language skills 5 French Language skills 5 ICT skills 2 Elective Courses Required credits: 12 CFU Latin Literature 6 Classical Philology 6 History of Ancient Theatre 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR II 60

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YEAR III

Compulsory Courses History of Art restoration and techniques 12 History of Architecture 12 Elective Courses Required credits: 6 CFU Sources and methods of Art History II 6 Social History of Art I 6 History of the City 6 Elective Courses Required credits: 6 CFU The History of Miniature 6 Archival Science 6 Elective Courses Required credits: 6 CFU Social History of Art II 6 Medieval and Humanistic Latin Literature 6 . History of Philosophy 6 History of Religion 6 Performing Arts Disciplines 6 Palaeography 6 Elective Courses Required credits: 12 CFU (priority selection among courses not included in study plan or among those included in the Archaeology study plan) Final Assessment 5 Training 1 TOTALE YEAR III 60 TOTAL CREDITS 180

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Degree in Archaeology

YEAR I

Compulsory Courses Italian literature 12 Geography 6 Classical archaeology 12 Foundations of archaeology 6 English language skills 5 French language skills 5 ICT skills 2 Elective Courses Required credits: 12CFU Greek History 6 Medieval History 6 Roman History 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60

YEAR II

Compulsory Courses Ancient topography 12 Medieval archaeology 12 Foundations of numismatics 6 Legislation 6 Etruscology 12 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU (one of the following is Compulsory Courses: Greek literature or Latin Literature) Latin literature 6 Greek literature 6 Classical philology 6 History of ancient theatre 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR II 60

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YEAR III

Compulsory Courses Archaeology of Magna Graecia 6 Arial Topography: photo interpretation arch. 6 Excavation Techniques 6 Christian Archaeology 6 3 esami da 6 CFU a scelta tra Restoration of Archaeological artefacts 6 Cataloguing of archaeological heritage 6 History of Religion 6 Archaeology of Late Antiquity times 6 Surveying and tech. analysis of ancient monuments 6 Elective courses Required credits:12 CFU (priority selection among courses not included in study plan or among courses in historical and artistic study plan) Final Assessment 5 Training 1 TOTALE YEAR III 60 TOTAL CREDITS 180

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE COURSE (FIRST CYCLE) IN HUMANITIES

Degree Identification: L-10 – Humanities

Cycle Years: 3

Credits: 180 CFU

Head of Studies: Prof.ssa Maria Luias Chirico

The degree course aims to create specialists with a critical outlook on the professional activities of journalists, teachers, writers, archive and library experts, and event organizers. This course of study especially focuses on acquiring skills and knowledge in the humanities as well as in foreign languages.

The degree course ranges from antiquity to the present day, providing students with an interdisciplinary approach and the cultural tools to understand and interpret our times. The disciplines are:

- literature - linguistics - philology - geography - history - archaeology - art history

The course grounds students in the principles and practices of literary representation with insights into historical and cultural contexts. The solid knowledge base acquired in the first cycle also prepares them for postgraduate studies and for work-based training experience aimed at increasing access to the Italian school system as well as other sectors that deal with organization of cultural events (in public and private sectors), editing and advertising.

Internships and other training opportunities are also made available throughout the course and increasingly so in the third Year, affording the Humanities students a critical and analytical outlook on texts, historical monuments and other cultural resources of the Western world.

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STUDY CURRICULUM

Degree in Modern Humanities

YEAR I Compulsory Courses Italian literature 12 Latin Literature 12 Geography 12 History of Philosophy II 6 Medieval History 12 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU Classical Archaeology 6 Medieval archaeology 6 The History of miniature 6 Contemporary art history 6 Museology 6 History of art criticism 6 History of music 6 History of theatre and performing arts 6 Archives 6 Film, photography and television 6 History of international relations I 6 Economic and political geography 6 History of international relations II 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60 YEAR II Compulsory Courses Philology of Italian literature 12 Italian linguistics 12

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Contemporary Italian literature 12 Modern history 12 Romance linguistics and philology 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU Humanistic and medieval latin literature 6 French 6 Palaeography 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR II 60 YEAR III Compulsory Courses Contemporary history 12 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU History of modern art 6 History of modern dramaturgy 6 Sources and methods for history of art 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU General linguistics 6 English 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU Specialisation course in Latin literature 6 Specialisation course in Italian literature 6 Specialisation in philology of Italian literature 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU English language skills 6 French language skills 6 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU (one 12-credit course or two 6-credit courses) 12 Final Assessment 5 Training 7 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR III 60 TOTAL CREDITS 180

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Degree in Classical Humanities

YEAR I Compulsory Courses Italian literature 12 Latin literature 12 Geography 12 History of philosophy 6 Greek history 12 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU Classical archaeology I 6 Medieval archaeology 6 Mycenaean philology 6 Library science 6 Italic Etruscology and antiquity 6 Ancient topography 6 Urbanism of the greek world 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60 YEAR II Compulsory Courses Classical philology 12 Italian linguistics I 6 Comparative literatures and literary criticism 12 Roman history 12 Greek literature 12 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU Humanistic and medieval literature 6 French 6 Palaeography 6

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TOTAL CREDITS YEAR II 60 YEAR III Compulsory Courses History of religion 12 Classical archaeology II 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU General linguistics 6 English 6 Italian linguistics II 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU Specialisation course in Greek literature 6 Specialisation course in Latin literature 6 Specialisation course in Italian literature 6 Specialisation course in history of religion 6 Specialisation course in classical philology 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU English language skills 6 French language skills 6 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU (one 12-credit course or two 6-credit courses) 12 inal Assessment 5 Training 7 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR III 60 TOTAL CREDITS 180

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MASTER’S DEGREE COURSE (SECOND CYCLE) IN ARCHAEOLOGY AND ART HISTORY

Degree Identification: LM-2 Archaeology and LM-89 – Art History

Cycle Years: 2

Credits: 120 CFU

Head of Studies: Prof.ssa Alessandra Perriccioli

The Second Cycle Degree Course in Archaeology and Art History, in compliance with the requirements of the Ministry of Tertiary Education (MIUR), aims to create experts in these fields who will acquire a solid foundation in the disciplines of Archaeology and Art History. Students will also benefit from the integration of other disciplines sharing a common knowledge base, and from technological and scientific course components related to the protection and development of local and territorial Cultural Heritage. The degree programme is organized into two curricula:

- Archaeology - Art History

Both courses are designed to equip students with specialist knowledge from various chronological times and cultural fields. The students should acquire skills and competencies that will allow them to function effectively within the workplace.

The main objective of this course is the creation of professionals able to apply their specific theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of conservation, which has undergone several legislative amendments throughout the Years. These students will possess skills and tools that go beyond the single sector to embrace other fields of practice such as the definition of landscape planning, management, protection and development of heritage resources. The management responsibilities will allow these professionals to integrate their sector-specific objectives with local development.

This is the backdrop to the study of these disciplines dedicated to the more traditional aspects of archaeology and art history. However, students are also afforded the possibility of studying other related aspects such as direct acquisition techniques, photo interpretation, applications of

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computing techniques, as well as skills related to artistic documentation, material culture restoration and artistic techniques. In addition, knowledge of museology, legislation, sociology and economy will also be the objects of study.

These essentially cognitive tools will be integrated with activities dealing with the different branches of material culture restoration. Most of these activities are related to the Department’s research projects, which include the use of diagnostic techniques and computerized cataloguing.

The outcomes of these workshops will be assessed through the use of practical and theoretical tasks, which are part of the course exams.

In compliance with the requirements of the Dublin Descriptors, the development of bibliographic and linguistic knowledge will allow students to communicate clearly and effectively with specialist and non-specialist interlocutors. The course activities will also promote self-directed learning and learner autonomy. The essential course requirements are:

- to acquire the ability to apply professional, human and technological resources for the purpose of project planning related to aspects of conservation and preservation;

- to make use of discipline-specific knowledge and understanding in areas that require problem solving skills;

- to make use of acquired interdisciplinary skills; The course will especially focus on training in the following professional profiles:

- archaeologist - art historian - museum expert - cataloguing expert - media editor for specific publishing houses

The above profiles are included in the National Charter of Museum Professions and in the Quality Standards Charter for Cultural Heritage established by MIBAC. Internships and training periods are also part of the course requirements.

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STUDY CURRICULUM

Degree in Archaeology

YEAR I 4 elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU x 4 (48 CFU) Etruscology 12 Classical archaeology 12 Urbanism and archaeology of Magna Graecia 12 Mediaeval archaeology 12 History of medieval art 12 Museology 12 History of restoration and artistic techniques 12 History an methodology of art criticism 12 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU Urbanism and topography of the Roman World 12 Numismatics 6/12 Prehistory 6 Protohistory 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60 YEAR II Compulsory Courses History of medieval Europe 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU European Union Law AV. 6 Digitalisat. and diffusion of multimedia arch. data 6 Business administration and economics 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU (selected among those not present in year I study plan) 2 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU Relief and technical analysis of ancient monuments 6 Archaeological aerial topography 6

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Palaeography 6 Christian Archaeology 6 Medieval archaeology Lab 6 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU 12 Final Assessment 15 Attività varie 3 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR II 60 TOTAL CREDITS 120

Degree in Art History

YEAR I 4 elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU x 4 (48 CFU) Etruscology 12 Classical archaeology 12 Urbanism and archaeology of Magna Graecia 12 Mediaeval archaeology 12 History of medieval art 12 Museology 12 History of restoration and artistic techniques 12 History an methodology of art criticism 12 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU History of modern art 6/12 History of contemporary arts 6/12 History of architecture 6/12 History of books and book publishing 6 Tools and methods for cultural heritage exploitation and communication 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60

YEAR II

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Compulsory Courses History of medieval Europe 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU European Union Law AV. 6 Digitalis. and diffusion of multimedia arch. data 6 Business administration and economics 6 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU (selected among those not present in year I study plan) 2 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU History of Architecture 6 Modern Dramaturgy 6 Museology 6 History of artistic techniques 6 Tools and methods for Cultural Heritage exploitation and communication 6 History of geographical explorations 6 Demographic, ethnographic and anthropological 6 French 6 English 6 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU Final Assessment 15 Attività varie 3 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR II 60

TOTAL CREDITS 120

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MASTER’S DEGREE COURSE (SECOND CYCLE) IN MODERN AND CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY

Degree Identification: LM-14 Modern Philology and LM-15 Philology, Literary subjects and Ancient History

Cycle Years: 2

Credits: 120 CFU

Head of Studies: Prof. Giulio Sodano

The specific objective of this degree is to foster competencies in the fields of literature and literary text analysis and interpretation. Each degree course has a specific focus:

- Course LM-14 – modern times - Course LM-15 – ancient times

The text is the point of departure of both courses. As regards final outcomes, students need to acquire the following skills: • sector-specific competencies in terms of production and literary communication • linguistic and philological methods and skills for critical text interpretation and analysis of

the major literary texts produced by European Civilizations. • knowledge and development of historical background of critical and literary experiences from

ancient times to the present day; • research and study skills as well as competencies related to philological and literary

knowledge dissemination; The body of knowledge which is common to both courses of study is acquired by appropriately selecting disciplines which have a common conceptual structure that can effectively be integrated and delivered to postgraduate students from both courses. Teaching methodology comprises the following approaches:

- lectures - seminars - workshops - exchange programmes and internships abroad - cultural and training initiatives organized by the Department

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STUDY CURRICULUM

Degree in Classical Philology

YEAR I Compulsory Courses Greek Language and Literature 12 Latin Language and Literature 12 Greek and Latin Philology 12 Glottology and Linguistics 12 Greek History and Historiography 6 Elective Courses Required credits: 12 CFU Papyrology 6 History of Religion 6 Lagislation of ancient times 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60

YEAR II

Compulsory Courses Roman history 12 Medieval and humanistic Latin Literature 6 Italian Literature 12 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU Literary Criticism and Comparative Literature 6 Classics of Latin Literature 6 Classics of Greek Literature 6 Italian Linguistics 6 Elective Courses Required credits: 12 CFU (one 12-credit course or two 6-credit courses) Final Assessment 10 Attività varie 2

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TOTALE YEAR II 60 TOTAL CREDITS 120

Degree in Modern Philology

YEAR I

Compulsory Courses Latin Language and Literature 12 Roman History 12 Textual Critique 6 Glottology and General Linguistics 12 Italian Literature 12 Elective Courses Required credits: 12 CFU History of Medieval Europe 6 History of Modern Europe 6 History of the Contemporary Western World 6 TOTAL CREDITS YEAR I 60

YEAR II

Compulsory Courses Italian Philology 12 Medieval and humanistic Latin Literature 6 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU Contemporary Italian Literature 12 Italian Linguistics 12 Elective courses Required credits: 6 CFU History of Southern Italy 6 History of Contemporary Italy 6 Paleography 6

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History of the book and of the paratext 6 Historical Geography 6 Elective courses Required credits: 12 CFU (one 12-credit course or two 6-credit courses) Final Assessment 10 Attività varie 2 TOTALE YEAR II 60 TOTAL CREDITS 120

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SCHOOL OF SPECIALIZATION

The Cultural Heritage academic degree programme offers specialization courses in archaeological, historical, and artistic heritage (inter-university courses in conjunction with the University of Suor Orsola Benincasa in Naples). The aim of these postgraduate courses is to create experts in the protection, management and development of the cultural heritage from antiquity to contemporary times with the collaboration of the most prestigious and recognised institutions actively involved in this field. Aspects of legislation and management related to cultural heritage such as conservation, development and cultural events organization are also part of the course requirements. The postgraduate school of specialization diploma is awarded upon completion of course requirements. The diploma is officially recognised as a valid qualification to apply for a position with national or local administration offices.

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TEACHER TRAINING COURSES (TFA – TRAINING FORMATIVO ATTIVO)

The TFA is a university-based, one-Year practicum course which grants teaching qualifications obtained after a final oral exam. The examining committee is made up members from the university, a school-based tutor and a representative of the Local Educational Authority (USR) or of the Ministry of Education (MIUR).

In compliance with Ministerial Decrees 39/1998 and 22/2005, the practicum course (TFA) awards qualifications in the disciplines listed in the ministerial guidelines. Courses are divided into three main activities:

1) teaching of Psychology, Pedagogy and Educational Sciences;

2) in-school and tutor-led training period, which comprises activities of direct observation and teaching practice;

3) subject-specific workshops aimed at integrating theory with practice;

The workshops are jointly run by university teachers and the school tutors who also supervise the final report that trainee teachers are required to write upon completion of the school-based practicum hours.

The Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage runs the following TFA courses:

Subject Code A043 (Italian, History, Geography in Lower Secondary School) Head of course studies : Prof. Simonetta Conti

Subject Code A050 (Literary subjects in Upper Secondary School) Head of course studies: Prof. Giulio Sodano

Subject Code A051 (Literary subjects and Latin in Upper Secondary School) Head of course studies: Prof. Maria Luisa Chirico

Subject Code A061 (History of Art) Head of course studies: Prof. Gaia Salvatori

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ERASMUS

The Department has a very active Socrates/Erasmus programme aimed at promoting student mobility through student and teacher exchange initiatives. For this purpose numerous partnerships have been established with both European universities (France, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Belgium, Germany) and with other universities outside the European Union (Canada). Second Year and third Year students who access the programme can also use this time abroad to work on their final dissertation, attend internships or participate in other activities related to their PhD programme.

For further information please contact the Department’s Erasmus Coordinator.

Erasmus Coordinator: Prof. Raffaele Spezia

List of university agreements implemented in conjunction with the Department of Humanities:

N Università Area Livelli Numero studenti

Mesi Lingua di istruzione

Livello conoscenza li i i 1 University of

Helsinki (Finlandia) humanities 1st,2nd,

3rd 2 6 Finladese –

Inglese B2

2 Università de

3 Universidad de

Valencia (Spagna) history 1st 3 10 Spanish -

4 Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (Spagna) 3 studenti x 9 mesi

history 1st 3 9 Spanish Spanish DELE certificate

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5 Universidad de Leon (Spagna)

History Languages

1st 3 6 Spanish – English

B1 2nd 2 6 3rd 1 6

6 Universitè “Charles De Gaulle” (Lille-Francia)

History 1st,2nd 2 9 French B2 Languages 1st,2nd 1 9

7 Adnan Menderes University

History 1st,2nd,3rd

4 6 Turkish English

B1

Languages 1st,2nd 1 8

Philosophy and

1st,2nd 2 10 8 Universitat de

Barcelona (Spagna) History 1st,2nd 2 9 Spanish B1

archeology 1st,2nd 1 9

9 Universiteit Van Amsterdam (Olanda)

10 Università de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour (Francia)

Fine Arts 2nd 2 9 French- English

French : B2 recommended B1 accepted

11 Università de Picardie “Jules Verne” (Francia)

Arts 1st,2nd,3rd

2 6 French B1

12 University of Poznan (Polonia)

foreign languages

1st,2nd,3rd

3 10 POLISH ENGLI

B1 ENGLISH ( for

13 Universitè Nice Sophia Antipolis (Francia)

History 1st,2nd,3rd

2 6 French B1

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Languages 1st,2nd,3rd

2 6

14 University of Liege (Belgio)

15 Universidad de Cordoba (Spagna)

History of Art

1st 2 6 Spanish and English (History, Spanish and History of Art degrees taught only in Spanish)

A2-B1 in Spanish and/or English (no certificate needed)

Archaeology 1st 2 6

Languages and Philological Sciences

1st 2 6

16 Universitatea din Oradea (Romania)

languages arts 1st,2nd,3rd

3 6 English B1

17 Panepistimio Kritis (Grecia)

History 1st,2nd 2 4 English B1

18 Universitat Leipzig (Germania)

Languages Romance Studies

1st 2nd 3nd

2

10 German B1

Theater Studies

1st 2nd

d

2

10

19 Universidad de Malaga (Spagna)

History 1st 4 4 Spanish Some courses are offered in ENGLISH http://wwwuma es

Languages 1st 3 6

20 Universiy of Huelva (Spagna)

humanities 1st 2nd 3nd

2 9 Spanish – English

B1

21 Ruhr - Universitat Bochum (Germania)

archaeology 1st 2 12 German English

B1

22 Ege University (Turchia)

history e archaeology

1st 2nd 3 6 English B1

http://www.uma.es/

http://www.uma.es/

http://www.uma.es/

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24 Universitè de Strasbourg (Francia)

Languages 1st 2 9 French B2

25 Ionian University (Grecia)

ARCHIVES, LIBRARY

1st 2nd 3nd

6 6 GREEK - ENGLISH

B1

humanities 1st 2nd

2 6 26 Universitat “Rovira I

Virgili”, Tarragona (Spagna)

humanities 1st 2nd 3nd

4 6 Spanish – English

B1

27 Stiftung Universitat Hildesheim (Germania)

German-English

German: min. B1 and/or

28 Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms Universitat Bonn (Germania)

29 Universitat Alpen- Adria Kaglentfurt (Austria)

Languages

1st 2nd 2 5 German-English

German: min. B1 and/or

30 Universitè Jean Monnet S. Etienne (Francia)

31 Charles University in Prague ( Repubblica Ceca)

32 Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spagna)

33 UNIVERSIDAD CARLO III MADRID (Spagna)

History

1st,2nd

1 5 Spanish and English

B2

34 UNIVERSITY OF HIEDELBERG (Germania)

history and archaeology

1st,2nd 2 10

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35 UNIVERSITY OF SZCZECIN (Polonia)

languages 1st,2nd 2 10 Polish/English or language of instruction of the specific programme

B2

36 UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW (Polonia)

Languages 1st,2nd 2 5 Polish/English or language of instruction of the specific programme

B2

37 Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spagna)

History 1s 4 9 Spanish A B1 level advised For Students taking Hispanic Studies a C1 Spanish Language Level is requested (DELE)

38 Istanbul University archaeology 1st 2nd 3nd

2 6 turkish English B1

39 Universität Kassel History 1st 2nd 3nd

3 6 German English/ Italian

B1

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ENTRY ORIENTATION GUIDANCE

The Department has a very active Orientation programme which is based on the creation of partnership agreements with upper secondary schools. The programme’s main activities include presentation of University courses and delivery of training courses for school teachers in the fields of cultural heritage and the humanities. The programme also runs consultation sessions for the purpose of planning individualized study pathways.

Head of the Orientation Programme: Prof. Carlo Rescigno

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INTERNSHIPS AND TRAINING EXPERIENCES

The Department aims to promote and sustain internship activities for its students. The training activities are jointly organized by the Department and the workplace institutions that offer their collaboration. They are an important part of the student’s overall educational training as they represent the student’s first experience with the world of work. Firms, companies, Chambers of Commerce, Cultural Institutions and Public Administration Institutions also benefit from this work-based experience as they have immediate access to the professional profiles they require to implement their businesses or cultural activities. Conventions and agreements are the legislative tools that regulate this activity, in which both parties, the University and the Institution, firm or company, appoint a tutor whose main task is to monitor the entire activity as well as the progress made by each individual student. All expenses are covered by the University, including insurance costs. Upon completion of the work-based experience, the student is issued a final certificate indicating the skills acquired on the job.

List of conventions and agreements

Public or Private Institution / Company / Firm Tutor universitario

1 Archivio di Stato di Napoli Zito

2 Ente Provinciale per il Turismo di Caserta Barrella

3 Biblioteca della Diocesi di Alife-Caiazzo Barrella

4 Biblioteca Nazionale V.Emanuele III di Napoli Perriccioli

5 Direzione Regionale per i beni culturali e paesaggistici della Campania Gigli

6 Università Federico II di Napoli De Marco

7 Museo della memoria storica di San Pietro Infine De Marco

8 Comune di San Sebastiano al Vesuvio (NA) Barrella

9 Hotel Belsito sas Conti

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10 La Salida Viaggi - Aversa Barrella

11 Elle's Blue Travel di Emilia Di Nardo Barrella

12 Comune di San Felice a Cancello (CE) Conti

13 Comune di Carinola (CE) Rescigno

14 Soprintendenza BB AA di SA,AV,BN,CE di Salerno Rotili

15 Pako Tour - Aversa Barrella

16 Pama Viaggi snc - Caserta Barrella

17 Associazione Giosef Italy Conti

18 Albergo del Sole - Aversa Barrella

19 Agenzia di viaggi F.lli Maiello Barrella

20 Geofilos Atella Legambiente Conti

21 Vaniglia viaggi - Napoli Barrella

22 Comune di San Tammaro (CE) Chirico

23 Diocesi di Alife-Caiazzo Rotili

24 Soprintendenza speciale per i beni archeologici di Napoli e Pompei Rescigno

25 Direzione Regionale per i beni culturali e paesaggistici della Campania Pezone

26 Prismi Editrice Politecnica Napoli srl Zito

27 Commissione Nazionale Italiana per l'Unesco Conti

28 Togo Viaggi - Aversa Barrella

29 Galleria Nazionale di Arte moderna - Roma Salvatori

30 Unione Nazionale Enti Culturali di Procida Conti

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31 Comune di Torre del Greco (NA) Perriccioli

32 Comune di Nola (NA) Barrella

33 Biblioteca Edith Stein di Frattaminore Zito

34 Fondazione Morra- Museo Nitsch Napoli Salvatori

35 Agenzia di viaggi Di Caprio - Sant'Agata de' Goti Pellicano

36 Diocesi di Caserta - Biblioteca Seminario Zito

37 Diocesi di Caserta - Archivio Sodano

38 Soprintendenza Speciale per il patrimonio storico, artistico ed etnoantropologico e per il polo museale della città di Napoli Barrella

39 Museo di Pulcinella di Acerra Cotticelli

40 Fondazione Donnaregina di Napoli Salvatori

41 Comune di Afragola (NA) Gigli

42 Comune di Bellona (CE) Gigli

43 Civita Musea - Roma Gilotta

44 Imperoso Tours - Crispano Barrella

45 Guba Viaggi sas - San Marcellino (CE) Barrella

46 Rama Palace Hotel - Casalnuovo (NA) Barrella

47 Rama Provisa Services snc Barrella

48 Comune di Cerreto Sannita (BN) Lattuada

49 Comune di Curti (CE) Gilotta

50 Ditta Viriulina Nataliya - I viaggi di Litta - Aversa Pellicano

51 Comune di Capua (CE) Chirico

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52 Fondazione Pergolesi Spontini - Jesi (AN) Cotticelli

53 Macondotour Sannio di Patricia Fusco Barrella

54 Eliosis S.R.L. - Caserta Paolini

55 Comune di Marcianise Conti

56 Comune di Cassano Irpino (AV) Conti

57 Provincia di Caserta - Museo Campano Gigli

58 Edizioni Spartaco Srl - Santa Maria C.V. Piccini

59 Agenzia viaggi Squillino Giuseppina - San Prisco Barrella

60 Comune di Aversa (CE) Chirico

61 Agenzia viaggi Viaggiare Coccolati - Caserta Conti

62 Associazione Meridies- Nola Barrella

63 Azienda Guida Maria Sofia Giannini

64 Agenzia viaggi Mister Holiday Barrella

65 Soprintendenza dei Beni Archeologici del Lazio Gilotta

66 Comune di Carinaro (CE) Carfora

67 Agenda 21 per Carditello e i Regi Lagni Conti

68 Acropolis spa Barrella

69 Banzai media Barrella

70 Agenzia di viaggi Falidiana Barrella

71 Associazione pro loco Atripaldese di Atripalda Gigli

72 Comune di Piana di Monteverna (CE) Busino

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73 Real Monte Arciconfraternita “San Giuseppe dell’opera di Vestire i Nudi” Di Benedetto

74 La Salida Viaggi - Aversa Conti

75 Clean scarl Pignatelli Spinazzola

76 Circolo Didattico Andrea Angiulli - Napoli Barrella

77 Istituto Comprensivo 6° Circolo Didattico Impastato - Giugliano Barrella

78 Istituto Comprensivo Statale A. De Curtis - Aversa Barrella

79 Istituto Comprensivo 28° Circolo Didattico Giovanni XXIII - Napoli Barrella

80 Mostra d'Oltremare di Napoli Salvatori

81 Abelia Viaggi By Mataluna Conti

82 Associazione Culturale Premio Solinas - Scrivere per il Cinema - Roma De Marco

83 Pheliana Restauri Rotili

84 Comune di San Cipriano d'Aversa (CE) Gigli

85 Comune di Castel Morrone (CE) De Marco

86 Comune di Itri (LT) Conti

87 Comune di Castel Volturno (CE) Conti

88 L'Arca e L'Arco srl Barrella

89 Civiltà 2.0 onlus Barrella

90 Museo Civico Gaetano Filangieri Barrella

91 Centro Culturale Il Pilastro Salvatori

92 Concept Design Barrella

93 Comune di Mondragone (CE) - Museo Civico Archeologico B. Greco Barrella

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94 Le Terre snc Barrella

95 Agenzia di Viaggi Domizia Incoming srl Barrella

96 Green Farm Movement Conti

97 FooF - Museo del Cane - Associazione Vivi Mondo di Mondragone Barrella

98 Montpellier Agglomeration Gilotta

99 Consorzio Gestione Area Marina Protetta Punta Campanella Pellicano

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PLACEMENT

The Second University of Naples, spread across 5 different cities, has dedicated its mission to the dissemination of knowledge within a complex network of relations, in the attempt to meet the needs of both the external world, with its own pressing issues such as cultural, social and economic development, and the needs of the student body as a whole. The Guidance Programme is one of the most crucial services offered by the University. Activities include student support upon admission, during the entire course of study and after graduation. The Job Placement services are particularly important as the activities are aimed at supporting students throughout job application and recruitment processes. Job placement services are also an added value for the Institutions, companies and firms that offer their expertise in favour of the University’s student body. They have the opportunity to assess students on-the-job in order to agree on the necessary requirements and skills that make up specific professional profiles. In compliance with Law 183 of 4/11/201 and subsequent amendments, the University may publish students’ curricula, free of charge and with identity protection protocols, upon admission and within 12 months after graduation. By contacting the University, this service allows partners to access the national CV database (Cliclavoro) in order to recruit applicants.

Head of Placement: Prof. Nadia Barrella

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LIBRARY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND CULTURAL HERITAGE

The Library of the Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage is situated in the San Francesco Campus Building. The Library holds more than 23,000 works including books, manuscripts, periodicals, dictionaries and encyclopaedias that represent the Humanities at large. The Library services include consultation and open access to all resources. It is also possible to obtain copies and other bibliographic information. All volumes are protected by barcode systems. The Library Halls are equipped with computers that allow consultation of all Library resources through the OPAC access system. The Library also offers free document delivery for all our Department students. Requests for the service should be sent by e-mail or through the NILDE system.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Address: Piazza San Francesco, Santa Maria Capua Vetere (CE) Telephone: 0823 7274302/08/09/43 Fax: 0823 795543 Email: [email protected]

OPENING HOURS:

Monday: 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday: 8.30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATION OFFICE The student administration office offers the following career services:

• admissions • annual enrolment • exam registration • tax payment records and national insurance scheme • transfer practices to other universities • transfer to other degree courses • enrolment on Master Degree Programmes

GENERAL INFORMATION

Address: Via Perla (Aulario), Santa Maria Capua Vetere (CE) Telephone: 0823 799042 Fax: 0823 798984 Email: [email protected]

OPENING HOURS:

Monday and Wednesday: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday : 9:00 a.m. - 12.00 noon

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THE DEPARTMENT LABS

MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY LAB

The Medieval Archaeology Lab is active in long-term documentation and reconnaissance of post-ancient contexts.

The Lab is equipped with Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 server and modern photogrammetry software RFD Evolution and MSR Rollei. These tools constitute up-to-date digital support, able to deal with plans, sections and prospects as well as with archaeological cartography realization. The Lab is also equipped with optical level and total station tools (Geotop, Topcon GTP-3003N), as well as computers with A3/A4 Laser scanners b/n network, colour laser printer and portable stereoscopes.

The lab’s activities include identification and autoptic analysis of ceramics by using traditional dedicated tools and a Microscope Konus 5820 for the autoptic analysis of tissue.

ART@COM LAB

This Lab is the exclusive project of the Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage. Its purpose is to develop communication strategies with a focus on the identification of the regional, national and international historical and artistic heritage.

The Lab is also very active in multimedia and multi-channel communication and it works closely with the disciplines of History of Contemporary Arts (prof Gaia Salvatori and Almerinda Di Benedetto) and Museology (prof. Nadia Barrella) as well as with experts in the fields of design, eCulture and eTourism. Cultural Heritage graduate students work alongside the professors in the use and experimentation of the new communication formats.

ART@COM also collaborates with computer experts who are specifically competent in the use of WEB tools and other digital hardware and software such as iPad, iPod, iPhone and Smartphone technology as well as applications such as YouTube, Multitouch and interactive points.

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CAPYS LAB

The Lab is a teaching Centre and acts as an intermediary between university and workplace training. Research activities are conducted alongside cultural heritage public administration offices.

The Lab has conducted projects in contemporary history and in the production of films on the Terra di Lavoro of the Second World War period.

The Lab is also active in the field of antiquity, specifically in the study of pre-Roman architecture in the Campania Region and it is currently conducting a research project on the ancient Greek colony of Cuma. The activities focus on the study of cults and sacred monuments and it employs methodological approaches such as excavations, materials inventory and museum study periods abroad. The Lab is equipped with PCs, notebook computers and high definition printers and video storage.

OPEN ACCESS LANGUAGE LABORATORY

The new language lab based at the Aulario teaching facility is designed to support language teaching activities and to encourage learner autonomy through self-access programmes.

The lab is equipped with 32 PC stations all providing dedicated language-learning software, computer-assisted translation packages and broadband Internet access.

Teachers and students can make full use of the language laboratory management interface, interactive whiteboard, satellite broadcasting, audio and video editing suites and video conference facilities to create a thoughtful and stimulating multimedia learning environment.

The facility is available for free access during opening hours and it also runs language courses during the Year. Students are supported by staff in completing their individual learning pathways. The Lab is also the venue of the Department’s exams and online testing for certification purposes.

ANCIENT TOPOGRAPHY LAB

The Lab is active in developing territorial integrated knowledge through surveys, aerial photo interpretation, aerial photogrammetry for the purpose of protecting the archaeological heritage with the aid of the local authorities.

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It is equipped with a SIT, which is used in the Basilicata Region (European technological development project and training) and in the other regions of Campania, Molise and Lazio (CNR, PRIN, FIRB projects). The SIT contains more than 10.000 data items derived from the research activities.

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OFFICE OF THE DEAN AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

GENERAL INFORMATION

Address: Piazza San Francesco, Santa Maria Capua Vetere (CE) Aulario di Via Perla, Santa Maria Capua Vetere (CE)

Fax: 0823 589027 Email: [email protected] PEC: [email protected]

SAN FRANCESCO MAIN BUILDING

OFFICE OF THE DEAN

MAIN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES:

MANAGEMENT: 0823274325-26

TEACHING: 0823274323-24-29

TECHNICAL OFFICE AND LAB MANAGEMENT: 0823274306

AULARIO DI VIA PERLA (TEACHING CENTER)

TEACHING: 0823275560

TECHNICAL OFFICE AND LAB MANAGEMENT: 0823275558

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