What makes this programme unique?
 

• Dual arts & management focus: Combines in-depth study of art history (visual and performing) with applied management skills tailored to cultural organisations.
• Economic & legal expertise: Builds knowledge in economics, organizational behavior, and the legislative aspects of cultural heritage and arts management.
• Global outlook: Every course frames Italian case studies (museums, theatres, festivals) within an international context, preparing you for careers at home and abroad.
• Practical learning: You’ll work on real-world projects and field visits that mirror the operations of galleries, cultural foundations, and creative enterprises.

How is the programme ranked?

• Top 350 globally in Business and Management Studies

Source: QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025

What are the benefits of studying in Milan?
 

• Cultural capital: Milan is home to world-class museums (e.g., Pinacoteca di Brera, Museo del Novecento), contemporary art spaces, and internationally renowned opera and design festivals.
• Industry connections: Proximity to leading galleries, auction houses, theatres, and creative agencies offers internship and networking opportunities.
• Strategic location: As Italy’s arts and fashion hub, Milan gives you direct access to European cultural markets, biennales, and a thriving community of artists, curators, and policymakers.
• Vibrant student life: Engage with an international cohort in a dynamic city that blends centuries-old heritage with cutting-edge creativity.