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Universitat de Barcelona
Spanish Culture Courses
- Barcelona, Spain
Course
Part time
90 hours
On-Campus
Spanish
The Spanish culture courses (art, cinema, politics, institutions, creative industries, with Barcelona as a backdrop), focus on communication, conversation skills and improvement of writing in Spanish; and the specific purposes courses of economy and society taught in English organized by Estudios Hispánicos for foreigners, interested in improving knowledge of these subjects with specialized teachers. These courses have been on offer for over 70 years.
The Open School Of Ethnography And Anthropology
Ethnography Field School
- Pisté, Mexico
Course
On-Campus
Spanish
is an intensive, on-site fieldwork program that provides training in ethnography. Ethnography is based on on-site participation, cultural immersion, interviewing, observation, and visual research methods as a way to investigate issues and problems of medical anthropology, cultural change, globalization, tourism anthropology, heritage studies, anthropology of food, sustainability, sex/gender identities and subjectivities, indigeneity, community action research, public health, spiritualities and religion, subcultures, ritual, and performance. OSEA tailors the program to suit the needs and interests of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professionals and other persons who are not students who have a need to develop new skills in interdisciplinary research methodologies. OSEA training programs are designed to be flexible while retaining a structure for hands-on, interactive learning for small groups. OSEA Ethnography Field School offers 4 Week and 6 Week programs.
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Istituto Marangoni Shanghai Fashion Training Centre
ART HISTORY & CULTURE
- Shanghai, China
Course
On-Campus
English, Italian, Chinese
The cultural practitioners in the art world are experts in the industry. They understand many art techniques and contemporary art, and they also operate commercial activities in the art industry. As we all know, according to UNESCO (UNESCO) statistics, Italy has the largest number of world cultural heritage items, "world-renowned artworks" are gathered in Florence, and the Marangoni Academy is located in this city, so it has a unique art. learning atmosphere.
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Heritage degree programs focus on preserving and understanding cultural heritage, making them essential for those passionate about history, art, and societal development. Through this study, you’ll engage with various topics related to artifacts, traditions, and legacies, shaping how communities understand their pasts.
Courses in heritage programs often cover topics like cultural conservation, museum studies, and heritage site management. Students develop skills in conducting archival research, curating exhibits, and analyzing historical artifacts. The coursework prepares you for real-world applications through projects that require critical evaluations of cultural resources and the creation of strategic preservation plans.
While navigating the rich complexities of cultural histories, students strengthen their analytical and organizational skills. This educational journey promotes exploration and fosters a deep appreciation for the world's diverse heritages. Graduates typically gravitate toward careers in museums, cultural institutions, or community heritage organizations, where they can implement their knowledge and contribute to cultural preservation.