Goethe-Institut
Courses are held in English only (100%).
Beginning in September
31 May
Tuition fees for:
The Master's programme in Arts and Cultural Management is offered by the Leuphana Professional School in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut. It is an English-language, distance-learning programme aimed at cultural professionals from all over the world. The programme focuses on comprehensive international cultural management with a key focus on the transdisciplinary combination of cultural and business studies.
The Master's programme is offered in two variants:
The distance-learning programme includes a total of two block seminars in Lüneburg but otherwise runs online. An e-tutor and the programme coordinator are available for support during the online blocks.
Contents of the Master's programme
A key focus of the cultural management Master's programme is on practical skills. That is why case studies and projects are an integral part.
Students can opt for either a three-semester or a four-semester programme. All courses are taught in English.
Modules
Focus modules: Methods and Tools
Focus modules: Arts & Cultural Consumption and Audiences
Focus modules: Arts & Cultural Production and Cultural Organisations
Goethe-Institut modules
Complementary studies
The curriculum includes a total of three certificate courses that you can study for individually.
PDF DownloadTuition fees for:
Ca. 210 EUR per semester
The following tests are accepted as proof of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, CAE/CPE, TOEIC, etc.). Detailed information can be found here.
31 May
Online application: www.leuphana.de/macuma-application
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