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The identity of Unipi: its history, its guiding values and its vision for the future, between tradition, innovation and community commitment
Research seminar for Master’s students, specialisation students, and PhD candidates in Classical Archaeology and Etruscology.
Dates and times: 13 April, 17:30–19:00; 3 June, 8:30–13:45; 4 June, 8:30–13:45.
Theory and practice of professional archaeology: preventive archaeology.
Dates and times: 2 February, 15:45–17:15; 6 February, 15:45–17:15; 9 February, 15:45–18:15; 2 March, 15:45–18:15; 13 March, 15:45–18:15; 17 April, 15:45–17:15.
Archaeology and European project design.
Dates and times: 8 May, 14:00–18:15; 15 May, 14:00–18:15; 5 June, 10:15–11:45; 2 October, 14:00–16:30.
Safety on construction sites (for Cultural Heritage professionals).
Dates and times: not yet available.
Writing a CV and a research project in the academic field.
Dates and times: 5 February, 8:30–12:30; 6 February, 12:30–15:30; 11 May, 8:30–10:00; 13 May, 16:30–18:15; 15 May, 8:30–10:00.
Note:
Participation in the transversal training courses/workshops offered by the School of Specialisation in Archaeology is subject to the submission of an expression of interest to the PhD Programme Office (Prof. Anna Anguissola, anna.anguissola@unipi.it, and Prof. Salvatore Vitale, salvatore.vitale@unipi.it). As these are workshop-based activities involving direct interaction with the lecturer and group work, only a very limited number of external participants may be admitted. Candidates will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis; applications for courses that have already started are not accepted.