Michaela Kukula

Michaela Kukula is a Researcher at the University for Continuing Education Krems, affiliated with the Center for Cultural Property Protection since 2021. Her work focuses on cultural heritage protection, particularly addressing climate change impacts, risk management, and innovative communication strategies. She contributes to EU-funded projects related to heritage preservation and sustainable tourism.

Education: She holds a degree in Theatre, Film, and Media Studies from the University of Vienna. Her research emphasizes the intersection of media design, public engagement, and practical implementation of heritage protection initiatives.

Projects: She collaborates on projects such as INnovative strategies for the Adoption of risk management plans (EU-funded) and Roman Trails, aiming to enhance heritage resilience and promote cultural tourism. Her involvement spans media design, project coordination, and creative content development.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned.

Advising/Grants: No specific advising roles or grants listed, but her work contributes to grant-funded EU projects. She is part of interdisciplinary teams focused on heritage policy and community engagement.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Center for Cultural Property Protection, collaborating on transnational initiatives to safeguard cultural and natural heritage sites.