Honestly, there were plenty of bumps and bruises along the way but I’m happy to report that this experience has culminated in so much more than a degree. I’ve met lifelong friends, followed crazy whims, and learned more than I thought possible. Would 100% recommend taking a leap of faith to chase your dreams! Laney Brink (USA), academic year 2020-2021
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I started the course in 2018 and I didn't know how it was going to change my life. Studying Cultural Heritage Materials and Technologies opened doors to future studies, careers, and lifelong learning. I recommend to everyone to study here with the best professors I have ever had. Patrick Layton (USA), academic year 2018-2019
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As a student who was returning to academia after several years of working, I found the CultTech course material ideal for contextualizing interdisciplinary Cultural Heritage studies, while developing concepts on analytical methods and theories that I had already met in practice. Nelly Kladouri (Greece), academic year 2016-2017
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As an archaeologist, via this program I discovered a whole new world of knowledge that provided me with a new set of skills and capabilities which I can employ, in order to reach for answers in archaeological questions. It was an academic milestone that allowed me to keep following my dreams and develop my career Panagiotis Dellaportas (Greece), academic year 2016-2017
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The lectures given by professionals that work in this field gave a theoretical background, as well as an insight in actual research. This helped a lot in the understanding of the material and was completed by the visits at renowned research institutes. Rebecca Grethe (Germany), academic year 2017-2018
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Department of History, Archeology and Cultural Resources Management
University of the Peloponnese, Old Camp, Kalamata 24133
(0030) 27210 65145
culttech@go.uop.gr
University of the Peloponnese, Old Camp, Kalamata 24133
(0030) 27210 65145
culttech@go.uop.gr