Conferences & Seminars  >  Former Events  >  Entretiens autour de l'Identité européenne

Please refer to the French version of this page.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Joint Master in European Cultural Governance (EUCULTURE) is offered by CIFE  and the School of Government at Luiss Guido Carli.

Live in RomeBerlin and Nice and learn how the intrinsic relationship of Cultural HeritageSustainable Development and the Digital Transition can contribute to a constructive transformation of 21st century society.

Teaching language: English
Study Destinations: Rome, Berlin, Nice
Duration: A one-year programme from October to July
Credits: 60 ECTS

 

 

 


 

 

The Joint Master in European Cultural Governance (EUCULTURE) is offered by CIFE  and the School of Government at Luiss Guido Carli.

Live in RomeBerlin and Nice and learn how the intrinsic relationship of Cultural HeritageSustainable Development and the Digital Transition can contribute to a constructive transformation of 21st century society.

Teaching language: English
Study Destinations: Rome, Berlin, Nice
Duration: A one-year programme from October to July
Credits: 60 ECTS

 

Entry Requirements & How to Apply

For students who have completed their undergraduate studies. Good knowledge of English required.

Tuition fees: 11,000 € (10% Early Bird discount for applications before 15 March 2024)

Application deadline: 15 March 2024

Overview of the Academic Year 

The Joint Master in European Cultural Governance is a one-year programme that takes place in three different cities:

October to January: Rome (Italy)

The programme starts in Rome, on the campus of Luiss School of Government. Courses will give an introduction to Governance of Cultural Policies, focusing on EU policies and cultural management, specifically in the Mediterranean region.

February to April: Berlin (Germany)
The programme continues in Berlin, in the CIFE premises. Teaching will concentrate on Central and Eastern European Culture and Sustainable Development. Students will gain insights into the role of culture in local and regional developments, learning how cultural institutions and artists contribute to the ecological transition.

 

Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn