<< Objectives >>We want to address the evolving situation regarding the management of heritage sites and artefacts, which increasingly demands the use of wider perspectives and transdisciplinary approaches able to combine solid humanistic theoretical grounds with practical fieldwork and lab training by creating a new curriculum that would prepare students for new challenges brought by the changing landscape of the field of heritage management.<< Implementation >>Apart from the work on the project outcomes itself, transnational project meetings (four virtual and five with physical attendance of the TRT members), four workshops, and a professional conference will be implemented.<< Results >>There are two main outcomes expected from this project: 1) Curriculum for a new master`s degree in “Project Manager in Archaeological Heritage”, bringing together knowledge, skills and applied technologies from several academic disciplines. 2) Online platform bringing the lab and fieldwork experiences to the students unable to participate in-vivo. As a follow-up of the project, we expect further cooperation among the partners most likely resulting in an Erasmus Mundus programme.