Arts Management European School of Economics

Overview

This dynamic programme offers engaging coursework led by seasoned industry professionals and hands-on opportunities to immerse in the global art scene. Students gain the expertise to excel in both traditional art markets—such as galleries, auction houses, and museums—and emerging digital frontiers, including NFTs, art gamification, and the Metaverse.

By blending academic theory with practical applications, participants will emerge prepared to shape and influence the ever-evolving art world.

Key Components of the Professional Programme in Arts and Culture Management at ESE

•   Multiple Start Dates: Three intakes per year (January, April, September)

•   Programme Duration: 3 months of study, plus an optional 3-month internship

•   Structure: Four study modules, complemented by workshops, guest lectures, company visits, and extracurricular activities

•   Class Size: Compact groups that foster close interaction with faculty and peers

Optional Internship

Upon successful completion, participants may opt for a three-month internship suited to their career goals.* Each student works with the ESE Placement Officer to determine internship eligibility and secure an appropriate placement.

ESE’s extensive network of over 1,500 international companies, including several of FORTUNE’s 100 Best Companies to Work For, provides unmatched internship opportunities. This structured approach offers valuable industry exposure, strengthening students’ professional skills and enhancing their career prospects.

*Internship placement is subject to availability and eligibility criteria.