After more than 15 editions, the Master in World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development continues to be a pioneering educational experience where a growing community of scholars and practitioners reflect on finding operational solutions for sustainable culturally-based development. The aspect that has always fascinated me most is the great diversity of experiences and skills that participants bring to the program through their projects, and it has always been rewarding for me to offer the analytical tools needed to realize and implement their visions

- prof. Enrico Bertacchini, University of Turin

"My relation with the Master in World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development dates from 2007, as student at first, then becoming faculty member and component of the coordination board. I had the opportunity to meet and dialogue with hundred of participants and lecturers, from all the world regions, who became meantime part of a big community of friends and heritage practitioners and academics, able to regularly share experiences. And as responsible for the project development module, I had the pleasure of sharing my expertise (and learning myself too) by working on hundreds of cultural projects proposals, applying into practice the scientific contents provided during the course, which I believe is still unique in the international scenario."

- prof. Alessio Re, Secretary General at Fondazione Santagata for the Economics of Culture