Campus: Milan
School: Arts and Philosophy | Economics
Intake: September 2025
Edition: 10
Language of instruction: English
Duration: 2 years
Degree awarded: Laurea magistrale in Economia e gestione dei beni culturali e dello spettacolo
Total ECTS: 120
The M.Sc. degree in Methods and Topics in Arts Management helps students understand how to manage visual and performing arts with a global view. Here’s what the programme focuses on:
- Advanced arts management courses that teach important skills, like starting and running arts projects and using digital tools to support them.
- Field trips to see how different art forms work, giving students a hands-on experience of how arts organisations operate.
- Courses on research methods to help students study and understand how cultural industries work, including how people connect and work together through social networks.
- Design and urban studies courses to show students how to combine art and management ideas and to see how arts can make cities more welcoming for everyone.
- Internship or cultural research study, where students can either work with a cultural organisation or do a research project on the arts with help from their professor.
This programme helps students gain skills to manage arts and culture projects with a mix of classroom learning, practical experiences, and projects in real arts settings.
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Learning objectives
- Learn advanced ways to understand how the arts work on a global scale;
- Develop skills to analyse and support the arts field, balancing respect for art, creativity, and management;
- Build an entrepreneurial mindset to take initiative and create new projects in fine arts, design, and management.
This programme helps students become skilled in understanding and improving the arts world, encouraging them to think creatively and work confidently in arts and culture.