Objectives and target audience: The course is targeted at highly qualified professionals of Cultural Heritage and Social Projects. Cultural Heritage includes institutions, organizations and agencies that operate with the production, preservation and dissemination of cultural goods considered in a broad sense. Over almost 20 years of existence, the Professional Master's Program has specialized in educating professionals of heritage, museology, cultural production, cultural communication and social and business memory.

Social Projects includes institutions, agencies and organizations that plan, implement and evaluate social policies. The Professional Master's Program has trained professionals from diverse backgrounds, including those from social responsibility departments of public and private companies or NGOs conducting research and management of policies against inequality and poverty.

The Professional Doctor’s Program is designed to attract students with a profile similar to those of the Professional Master’s Program, with a background in History, Social Sciences, Communication, Library Science, Museology, Archival Studies, Information Science, and others, wishing to improve their theoretical knowledge and combine it with their professional practice.