Cultural programs for the elders: The case of the cultural activity
“Digital game for elders: Color in art” at the Goulandris Museum
(2023)Hellenic Open University | School of Social Sciences | Cultural Organisations
Management (DPM) Aspasia Vekri | MSc thesis
Dementia and Theatre: The case of the “thāllo” team (2022)
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens | Department of Theatre Studies Postgraduate Study Programme: “Greek and World Theatre: Drama, Performance, Education” Ourania Fourlanou | MSc thesis
The Museum as a catalyst for the promotion of mental and social health in the elderly. Audience development strategy proposal. Case study: Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation”. (2020)
Hellenic Open University | School of Social Sciences | Cultural Organisations Management (DPM)
Anastasia Kefallinou | MSc thesis
Serious games and gamification tecniques in museums and cultural organisations.
Case study: B and E Goulandris Foundation (2023)
Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences | School of International Studies Communication & Culture | Department of Communication, Media and Culture Postgraduate Study Programme: “Communication, Media and Cultural Management” | Track: Cultural Management Katerina Mela-Fragkiskou | MA thesis
The impact of social media on promoting and strengthening digital presence of Greek museums during the Coronavirus Pandemic (2021)
University of West Attica | School of Administrative, Economics and Social Sciences | Department of Archival, Library and Information Studies Myrsini Dimou | Bachelor’s Dissertation
Practitioners’ Experience using Music Interventions/Activities with People living with Dementia (2021) | Discussion
University of East Anglia | School of Health Sciences | Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Principal Investigator: Danai Theodosopoulou Bourlogianni | Phd Study
Experiences, challenges and good practices around the care of the elderly during the Covid-19 pandemic (2022) | Workshop
University of the Aegean | School of Social Sciences | Department of Social Anthropology and HistoryResearch Program: BIO-AGE, The biosocial experience of aging during the COVID-19 pandemic
