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MAS PDACH – A graduate program on Preservation of Digital Art & Cultural Heritage
Tabea Lurk
  DOI :  10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2014.11.1.art00039  Published Online :  June 2014
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The poster introduces the graduate program Master of Applied Sciences BFH in Preservation of Digital Art & Cultural Heritage (MAS PDACH) which started in 2013 at Bern University of the Arts. It presents the main objectives which basically result of the conservatory understanding of authenticity and sustainability. It is explained why this type of additional qualification seams meaningful and how a reliable qualification – with specific focus on conservation-scientific requests – is built by strategically combining different areas of knowledge.

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Tabea Lurk, "MAS PDACH – A graduate program on Preservation of Digital Art & Cultural Heritage"  in Proc. IS&T Archiving 2014,  2014,  pp 179 - 180,  https://doi.org/10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2014.11.1.art00039

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MAS PDACH – A graduate program on Preservation of Digital Art & Cultural Heritage
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The poster introduces the graduate program Master of Applied Sciences BFH in Preservation of Digital Art & Cultural Heritage (MAS PDACH) which started in 2013 at Bern University of the Arts. It presents the main objectives which basically result of the conservatory understanding of authenticity and sustainability. It is explained why this type of additional qualification seams meaningful and how a reliable qualification – with specific focus on conservation-scientific requests – is built by strategically combining different areas of knowledge.