Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino adds 7 new courses for 2025/2026

The Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino, a historic institution founded in 1967 in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Urbino, has announced seven new courses for the 2025/2026 academic year. The new offerings include a three-year program in Educazione al Patrimonio Artistico e Welfare Culturale and six two-year specialist programs: 3D per la Fiction, Critical Game Art, Design per la fiction, Grafica d’Arte per le Arti Visive, Scenografia per lo Spettacolo, Scultura nei Linguaggi dell’Arte Visiva e Tecnologie Produttive. These additions expand the academy's existing curriculum of three-year courses in Decorazione, Grafica d’Arte e Illustrazione, Nuove Tecnologie dell’Arte, Pittura, Scenografia, and Scultura, as well as two-year programs in Decorazione arti visive contemporanee and Pittura Arti Visive contemporanee. Director Luca Cesari stated that the new courses offer a linguistic and imaginative update to the study paths, with many possibilities for integration into the contemporary world. The academy, initially led by Renato Bruscaglia, has a library with approximately 38,000 volumes and 80 active periodicals.