Overview
In 1989, the University of Barcelona launched, with the decisive support of the Diputació de Barcelona, the first university accredited course in cultural management in Spain: the Master in Cultural...
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The language of the course will be SPANISH as vehicular language for virtual communication with all students. As for writing final papers, students can present them in Catalan, Spanish, English, French...
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The structure of the program is divided in seven parts, the first three during the first year and the remaining four over the second part of the course. The first year course is all distance learnign,...
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The methodology of distance learning is based in two elements: 1. The material, created specifically for the program by professionals and academics in the culture field. 2. The permanent contact and a...
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Practicum in a Cultural Organization
An interesting aspect of this program is the possibility of conducting an internship in a cultural organization. The University of Barcelona offers participant institutions with an internship agreement...
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Young professionals who are interested in attaining new knowledge and skills in the field of cultural management. Candidates with university graduates. People with diploma certificates that relate and...
View ArticlePre-registration & Enrolment
The total tuition is 3,550 € for the first year and 3.550€ for the second year. Pre-enrolment is a 10% of the total: 355 € The 355 € of the pre-enrolment will be deducted from the first year’s...
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The first year is totally distance learning. During the second year it is complemented by 2 on site learning weeks: from 14th to 25th september 2015. See 2015-2016 calendar.
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Coordination and Direction
Director: Lluís Bonet 1st Year Tutors: Isona Admetlla 2nd Year Tutors: Eva Colom y Francesc Benlliure FRASE LLUISBONET Àngel Mestres Jordi Tresserras Tino Carreño
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