Master's Degree in Management and Leadership of Cultural Projects
Móstoles, Spain
Master degree
DURATION
LANGUAGES
Spanish
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
TUITION FEES
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
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Key Summary
About: The Master's Degree in Management and Leadership of Cultural Projects uses cultural anthropology, cultural theory, sociology and historiography to teach transformative organization. It builds a critical view of contemporary cultural life and trains students in project creation, leadership and management across museums, galleries, theatre, music, dance, heritage, film, television, publishing and cultural institutions.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can work in cultural management, arts leadership, curatorship, heritage management, festival and programme direction, foundation administration, cultural policy and research. Roles include cultural project manager, museum or exhibition curator, arts administrator, cultural policy advisor, heritage manager, festival director, foundation manager, cultural producer, researcher.
What knowledge will I acquire with this Master's degree?
The Master's Degree in Management and Leadership of Cultural Projects operates from a transformative organizational and knowledge model, attentive to the current circumstances of our transcultural society and linked to Cultural Anthropology, Cultural Theory, Sociology, and Historiography. This will lead students to construct and develop their own critical vision of the contemporary cultural world, both regarding their own projects and the cultural and artistic policies of the different social environments in which they operate.
Goals
This Master's degree aims to broaden students' academic training through a greater degree of specialization and an introduction to scientific research.
The specific objectives of the program consist of studying the dynamics of creation, transformation, change, and management of different cultural activities involving museums, galleries, exhibitions, theater, music, dance, heritage, film, television, publishing, etc., and particularly public and private institutions, foundations, and organizations, through the application of project creation and leadership tools and techniques.