Innovation & Organization of Culture & the Arts (GIOCA)
Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna
Program description
Innovation & Organization of Culture & the Arts (GIOCA)
This Innovation and Organization of Culture and the Arts (GIOCA) program at University of Bologna is designed to to create a precise professional figure: an administrator with a solid grounding in management positioned to interact effectively with the artistic-cultural dimension of different types of organizations, understanding their requirements, and with the ability to act as an interface with the demands of the surrounding economic and social world, for a range of profiles that: directly participate in Arts and cultural organizations, participate as consultants, interact as an interface with public and private institutions supporting the work of specific organizations (local authorities, sponsors, foundations, etc.).
Admission requirements
There are specific enrolment procedures for each degree programme. You can find detailed information about how to apply, tuition fees and deadlines on the institute webpage.
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Study Grands and Subsidies
University students may obtain economic support during their studies from the Emilia Romagna Region, the University of Bologna and other external bodies.
Tuition Fees Exemptions
Check our website to know which are the required documents to apply for exemptions and special subsidies.
Qualification
5 reasons to enrol on the degree program:
- A program aimed to forge the skills of worldwide cultural organizations and creative industries’ future leaders
- Based on a strong interdisciplinary approach comprising management studies, humanities and practical skills
- The ideal environment to gain an international perspective, grow team working abilities and enhance entrepreneurial skills
- The international dimension is strengthen by study exchange possibilities, double degree program and foreign guests
- Research-based and hands-on approach: a faculty composed of both academics and professionals
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About this institute
Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna
The Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna, the oldest university in the Western world, paves the way for innovation through an increasingly rich programme catalogue, cutting-edge research, a constant and increasingly broad international perspective and a strong third mission....
Why study at Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna
BECAUSE OF ITS INTERNATIONAL TEACHING AND RESEARCH
Over 700 teachers with responsibilities that include international relations. Students from more than 140 countries. 70 teaching projects with international Universities. The University of Bologna is part of several international networks that promote research activities in every field.
BECAUSE I CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN OVER 200 PROGRAMMES
221 degree programs, of which 78 are international. Among these: 91 first-cycle degrees, 13 combined bachelor/master degrees, 117 second-cycle degrees (Academic Year 2019/20).
BECAUSE IT HELPS ME TO IMAGINE A BETTER WORLD AND WORK TO CONTRIBUTE TO IT
Projects, initiatives and research structures for the development of innovation and the knowledge to tackle global challenges. More than 2,700 professors and researchers. Over 11,000 research products every year. Over 87,000 students enrolled of which more than 6,000 international.
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