Good reasons for Digital Heritage Technologies at the University of Bamberg/ University of Coburg

"The study of digital technologies in heritage conservation offers those, who want to learn modern methods of documentation, recording and visualisation of cultural assets, the opportunity to deepen their knowledge. Furthermore, the study programme offers the possibility of acquiring the handling and understanding of various software, which enables one to further educate oneself independently even after graduation. This allows you to expand your own range and expertise and opens up new career prospects that may have been rather limited before." Lea Puglisi, M.A. conservator on studying her second masters digital technologies in heritage conservation programme.

"By using the two scanners, the students were able to put the theoretical background they had learned into practice and were confronted with both the advantages and disadvantages of the technologies in the field of heritage conservation.  (...) The versatile applicability and intuitive operation as well as the very fast environmental recording with permanently constant accuracy and quality guaranteed by the technologies is already indispensable for the creation of precise building surveys or the monitoring of cultural assets." (Work report in module "Digital object recording" 2021 at Bamberg Cathedral - student Nikolas Schmidt)