Master in Cinema & Archivi

Tuition is 1,990 EUR per year.

Graduates from the Cinema & Archivi programme go on to work in film archives, museums, and cultural institutions, furthering their studies, or specializing in post-production and digital archiving. This programme is distinguished by its unique double title, combining cinema studies with archival practices, and emphasizing the use of digital tools and methodologies for conservation and research. The curriculum features modules such as 'Digital Humanities' and 'Cinema Studies', equipping students with advanced skills to study and preserve cinema and audiovisual heritage.

Film Archive Project

Students engage in a Film Archive Project, a key component where they apply their learned skills in real-time to documents and analyze cinema history.