Upon completion of the Level I Master in Artworks & Cultural Heritage, the student will have acquired the fundamental skills regarding the management, enhancement, promotion, and publicizing of artworks and cultural heritage as well as the organization of cultural events in both museum and outdoor settings.

 

Occupational Outlets

The Level I Master in Artworks & Cultural Heritage offers several possibilities

for employment in the world of work in a variety of fields. Below is a list of some of the possible employment outlets:

- Cultural Event Organizer

- Cultural Event Project Manager

- Cultural Promoter

- Fundraising Manager

Admission requirements, examinations and final examination

Applicants with a High School Diploma and a Bachelor's Degree Bachelor's Degree or Master's Degree, Master's Degree or Old Degree. In default of the qualifications

studies required, admission on dossier is possible, based on an evaluation of the qualifications studies obtained and experience acquired, as well as skills developed in the framework of professional activity.

Lectures will be delivered at the discretion of the Lecturer through term papers, commentaries, specialized textbooks, handouts or lectures via live streaming platform. The evaluation is expressed in thirtieths. The final examination consists of a Thesis of at least 30 pages on one of the topics covered during the Level I Master's program.

 

Exams

L-ART/04 - Museology - 10 ECTS

SECS-P/08 - Principles of Management - 8 ECTS

SECS-P/10 - Principles of Event Organization - 10 ECTS

IUS/10 - Cultural Heritage Law - 9 ECTS

ICAR/18 - Restoration and Conservation of Cultural Heritage - 10 ECTS

M-FIL/04 - Classical Aesthetics - 9 ECTS

Final thesis - 4 ECTS

 

Duration and structure of the master's degree

Duration: Annual - 1500 hours

Enrollment: Always open throughout the year

Credits: 60 ECTS

Mode: Online

 

Price

CHF/EUR 1,500.00