Institute for Social and European Studies, Kőszeg now offers scholarhips for its postgraduate training programme for the academic year 2013/14
International postgraduate training program in Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development:
ISES
Europe House, 14 Chernel St. 9730 Kőszeg, Hungary
[email protected] • www.ises.hu Phone +36 94 563 055
Best practices of cultural heritage management in the Visegrad countries
UNESCO Chair in Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development
• Corvinus University of Budapest •
Academic Training Program in Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development: Krakow, PL
Kosice, SK
Best practices of cultural heritage management in the Visegrad countries • The course starting on September 30, 2013 will focus on best practices of cultural heritage management in the Visegrad countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia), with an outlook to East-Central- and South-East-Europe.
• ISES was awarded a UNESCO Chair in Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development in 2011. • The UNESCO Chair complements the unique ISES – Corvinus postgraduate and MA program, the first of its kind in Hungary. • The program provides students with a solid, interdisciplinary foundation to become trained professionals with the skills needed to preserve, protect and manage cultural heritage for future generations.
Students at ISES
Kőszeg
Students at ISES
• More information:
[email protected] http://www.ises.hu/en/programmes/best-practices • Application info: http://www.ises.hu/programmes/cultural-heritage-management/ application-procedure
ISES students in Budapest
• Three semesters are required for course work on campus and online, plus one semester for thesis writing and defense. • The language of the training program is English, therefore a proven, solid knowledge of English is required. • The diploma is issued by the Corvinus University of Budapest. • Tuition fee: 1500 EUR per semester. Scholarships available!
Czesky Krumlov, CZ
Kosice, SK
Program professors
Pécs, HU
include outstanding heritage professionals, architects, archeologists, sociologists, art historians, managers, urban development experts, economists and cultural diplomats from all around Europe: Graham Bell, UK Milos Drdácky, CZ Tamás Fejérdy, HU Daniela Angelina Jelincic, HR Sándor Kerekes, HU József Laszlovszky, HU Graduation ceremony at ISES Anna Kutaj-Markowska, PL Henrieta Moravciková, SK Mario Neve, IT Jacek Purchla, PL Gábor Soós, HU Boguslaw Szmygin, PL Michal Wisniewski, PL
• Corvinus University of Budapest • Scholarships are available!
Deadline for applications: September 1, 2013 (for students applying for scholarships) September 15, 2013 (for fee-paying students)
Main Square, Kőszeg
Programs and courses at ISES are
innovative, multidisciplinary, and
designed to prepare students with the critical intellectual tools that will help them to negotiate the challenging world of the 21st century. Sgraffitto House, ISES Library, Kőszeg
Location
Training programs are held in the picturesque medieval town of Kőszeg, Hungary, on the border with Austria, in the foothills of the Alps. Kőszeg is approximately 3 hours from Budapest and 1 ½ hours south of Vienna. ISES facilities include a beautiful Sigray palace, the Europe House, and the new Advanced Studies Centre and Library located in the Sgraffitto House in Jurisics Square.
Europe House, ISES, Kőszeg
Program partners and sponsors:
www.cei.int
www.uni-corvinus.hu
www.visegradfund.org
• Institute for Social and European Studies •
