Description

In a context marked by challenges such as the valorisation of tangible and intangible heritage, cultural sustainability, and the need for social inclusion, it becomes essential to develop theoretical and methodological skills that enable the implementation of participatory, reflective, and ethically grounded approaches.

This five-week course aims to deepen knowledge across various themes, ranging from archaeology to architecture, equipping participants with the skills to design, implement, and analyse Living Lab projects in the field of heritage, promoting processes of co-creation of knowledge with local communities.

Address of the activity implementation

Extremo (Arcos de Valdevez, Portugal)

Number of hours

84 hours total

Target group

Students who have completed or are currently enrolled in a Master’s degree programme.

Number of participants

9-15

Prerequisites

• Fluent understanding of spoken and written English (B level – CEFR)
• Preference given to students in the Social Sciences

Type of funding / fee

The micro-credential is free of charge for all participants. However, each student must cover their own travel and accommodation expenses to the location where the micro-credential is held, either through their own means or via grants obtained from their university, research centre, institution, or company.

Students will also be required to pay the applicable fees and charges in force at the U. of Minho.

Keywords

microcredential