Arts and Culture Management

Overview

Upon the completion of the Professional Programme in Arts and Culture Management at the European School of Economics , students will have the opportunity to enter the pathway of the international art world within, for example, the museum environment and the art market. The programme combines rigorous coursework taught by professional docents and valuable on-site learning opportunities, in order to distinguish students within the public, private and nonprofit arts environment.

Key Components Of The Programme:

• Three intakes per academic year January, April and September

•  3 Months + 3 Months (Optional) Internship

•  4 Modules: Each module requires 3 in-class hours per week, for a total of 12/15 weekly hours (Monday-Friday)

•  Course Assessment: Group Project and Presentation

•  ESE’s competitive Internship Programme providing international work experience in the sector of specialization

•  Compact class sizes which help faculty cultivate a mentor relationship with students and provide the individual attention needed to discover their special skills and succeed in their chosen pathway

Internship 

Upon successful completion of the programme participants may opt to take a 3-month internship fitted to their profile and career objectives. Students will undergo an assessment with the ESE Placement Officer, so as to determine their eligibility for an internship placement*. The placement office will assist eligible students in obtaining an internship fitting their profile and career objectives.

Working in collaboration with more than fifteen hundred leading international companies, including some of FORTUNE’S 100 Best Companies to Work For, the European School of Economics offers one of the most competitive university internship programmes available today.