Training objectives
Training objectives
The PhD in “Architecture, Industrial Design and Cultural Heritage” aims to provide a postgraduate training, third level, able to confer a title attesting that its holder is the author of a personal research, original and high scientific level. The title of Research Doctor is awarded after having carried out three-year training and research activities and after having successfully discussed the Doctoral Curriculum Thesis. The ownership of the PhD clarifies, along with the specific cultural skills of the disciplinary areas involved, the scope of operation of the same: the contemporary territory understood as the overlapping of material layers capable of defining the characteristics of identity resulting from the interaction between geographical realities, natural, and archaeological, architectural and artistic heritage, artificial type, obtained by the work of man. The territory is the melting pot of complex intangible networks structured thanks to the existence, as well as resistance and persistence, of ethno-anthropological characters that, over time and as a whole, have contributed to defining a specific linguistic, philosophical and literary activity capable of culturally characterizing the territories to which they belong. In a global and consumerist society, the recovery of the material and immaterial values of contemporary territories represents a primary objective for reversing.