A network committed to innovation in museum education
The MUSEDU+ partnership unites organizations from different countries and fields of expertise, creating a multidisciplinary collaboration focused on advancing vocational education, digital learning, and cultural heritage preservation. Together, the partners contribute knowledge, resources, and best practices to ensure the successful implementation and long-term impact of the project.
Fondazione Antonio Morra Greco
Fondazione Morra Greco is a contemporary art institution based in Naples, acting as the coordinator of the MUSEDU+ project. With a strong focus on artistic research, education, and international collaboration, the foundation plays a key role in bridging cultural production and educational innovation. Within MUSEDU+, it leads the overall project implementation and contributes significantly to the development of methodologies and training approaches.
University of Rome Tor Vergata
The University of Rome Tor Vergata contributes its academic expertise in education, research methodologies, and curriculum design. The institution plays a central role in developing the professional profiles and training pathways within the project, ensuring that outcomes are aligned with higher education standards and labour market needs.
Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza
The Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in Madrid is one of Europe’s leading cultural institutions, with extensive experience in museum education and audience engagement. In MUSEDU+, it contributes to the validation of the Museum+ model and supports the integration of innovative practices within real museum contexts.
Databenc – Distretto ad Alta Tecnologia per i Beni Culturali
DATABENC is a technological cluster specialising in digital innovation for cultural heritage. It leads the development of the MUSEDU+ digital platform, integrating advanced ICT solutions to support learning, collaboration, and knowledge sharing across the project.
Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie
The National Museum in Krakow is a major public cultural institution with extensive experience in exhibitions, education, and heritage management. Within MUSEDU+, it contributes case studies, pilot activities, and validation processes for the project’s outputs.
Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg
The University of Bamberg brings strong expertise in digital heritage, documentation technologies, and museum studies. It contributes to the development of methodologies and professional profiles, particularly in relation to digital skills and heritage technologies.
Museu Nacional d’art de Catalunya – Mnac
MNAC, based in Barcelona, is a leading museum with a strong commitment to innovation, accessibility, and public engagement. The museum contributes to the testing and validation of the Museum+ model, particularly in relation to inclusive and participatory practices.
