Erasmus Mundus Action 1 Compendium 2009 - EACEA - Europa
Erasmus Mundus Action 1 Compendium 2009 - EACEA - Europa
Erasmus Mundus Action 1 Compendium 2009 - EACEA - Europa
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<strong>Erasmus</strong> <strong>Mundus</strong> Masters Courses<br />
TPTI<br />
Techniques, Patrimony and Industrial Territory: History, Valorisation,<br />
Didactic<br />
Duration: 2 years<br />
Course description:<br />
This Masters degree is intended for students seeking to advance their studies in heritage<br />
methodology, practice and teaching. It emphasises historical and field analysis and considers both<br />
pure research and action research. Teaching takes place in three centres of excellence: the Sorbonne<br />
(Paris), Padua (Italy) and Evora (Portugal).<br />
The study programme:<br />
TPTI is a two-year course. Admission is on the basis of cv and project, after which students are<br />
assigned a tutor in one of the consortium's three universities. The programme (120 ECTS credits)<br />
covers 1) three modules delivered on the three sites (80 ECTS credits); 2) language courses: French,<br />
English, Italian and Portuguese (10 ECTS credits); 3) placements and on-site report (5 ECTS),<br />
submission of a Master's dissertation in French or English (25 ECTS credits). European students may<br />
obtain scholarships for a 5-week course in a university which forms part of the network (TPTI-RI<br />
(UNICAMP, Brazil), (University of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso), (Fudan, China), (UNAM, Mexico),<br />
equivalent to 5 ECTS (Cf. point 3/).<br />
Course schedule:<br />
The course begins in Paris (1 st semester) and continues in Evora (2 nd semester), followed by Padua<br />
(3 rd semester), concluding with the dissertation (4 th semester) in the university where the student's<br />
tutor teaches. Teaching is in French and English.<br />
Entry requirements:<br />
30 applicants are selected each year. The course is open to students holding a Bachelor's degree or<br />
equivalent. Experience in heritage work, museum practice, site management or restoration, or<br />
industrial archaeology is also strongly recommended. Fluent written and spoken French is essential<br />
(ALTE level 4 or 5) as is a good command of English (ALTE level 3 or 4).<br />
Qualifications, post-course openings:<br />
On successful completion of the TPTI course, students will be awarded three diplomas and on<br />
Diploma Supplement. The course will give graduates access to PhD programmes, or to professional<br />
opportunities such as museum work, inventory taking, collection management, museum design,<br />
consultancy work in management and restoration of monuments and historic sites, cultural economics<br />
and engineering, communication and scientific and technical journalism.<br />
Website:<br />
www.tpti.eu<br />
Partners:<br />
University of Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne, France(Co-ordinating institution)<br />
University of Evora, Portugal<br />
Univesrity of Padua, Italy<br />
Contact:<br />
Anne-Françoise Garçon<br />
UNIVERSITE PANTHEON-SORBONNE (PARIS I)<br />
UFR d´Histoire,CH2ST<br />
Centre Mahler-Sorbonne<br />
9 rue Mahler<br />
75004 Paris, France<br />
afgarcon@univ-paris1.fr<br />
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