Curriculum
*Theology seminar Read
Theology courses are seminars in religious studies that explore religious and ethical topics from an academic and cultural viewpoint, promoting thoughtful discussion across diverse traditions.
First year
- Accounting and fundraising in the Arts - 6 ECTS
- Advanced economics and management of Arts - 12 ECTS
- Advanced English in the cultural industry or Italian language - 6 ECTS
- Digital in the Arts or Design thinking - 6 ECTS
- Law and the Arts - 6 ECTS
- Statistics for arts management - 6 ECTS
- Human resource management in the arts industry - 6 ECTS
- Theology* (in Y1 or Y2)
Second year
- Comparative cultural policy - 6 ECTS YA
- Internship or Cultural research study - 6 ECTS YA
- Performing and visual arts system - 12 ECTS YA
- Social networks theory and analysis for the cultural sector - 6 ECTS or Strategy in the arts (entrepreneurship and international business in the cultural field) - 6 ECTS
- Urban cultural studies - 6 ECTS
- Elective courses - 12 ECTS
- Final dissertation - 24 ECTS
Elective courses Read
Students can choose the elective courses from the following ones (specifically selected for the MaTam profile), unless already attended:
- Design thinking
- Digital in the Arts
- Social network theory and analysis
- Strategy in the Arts
In addition, the following courses can be chosen as elective from the degree in Management:
- Project management
- Cross-cultural management
- Entrepreneurship
- Corporate governance and social responsibility
Career opportunities
- Project management in art institutions and creative companies
- Producer in art and creative companies
- Fundraiser for cultural and creative projects
- HR advisor for managing artistic and creative teams
- Responsible for marketing and communication in the art and creative field
Programme dates
Classes for academic year 2025/26 start on September 15, 2025.
The calendar of the Faculty of Economics for the academic year 2025/26 will be published here in July (select “LM - Economia e gestione dei beni culturali e dello spettacolo).
A Welcome event is usually organised by the Faculty in the week prior to the beginning of the courses; confirmation and details will be available in early August.
The degree includes preliminary courses in Management and Economics, held in the week prior to the starting of classes. The pre-courses are included in the programme, no fees or registration are required.
Learning Italian
SELDA (Servizio Linguistico di Ateneo) organises fee-paying Italian language courses. For more information contact SELDA from the dedicated iCatt function (in the homepage, box “request for information”), or send an email to selda.lingueper@unicatt.
Theology seminar
Students are required to attend theology teachings aimed at offering a reasoned and critical knowledge of the Christian message.