Training in cultural policy and management: international ... - Encatc

- Museum documentation;
- History of art and culture;
- German history;
- Exhibition practice;
- Museum teaching;
- Restoration and prevention;
- Communication in the museum; and
- Museum management and marketing;
The deadline for applications for all courses is the 15th of July each year.
Special information
Profiles: Germany
The Department of Book and Museum offers further education in the fields of cataloguing and library
software training for the participants of the Library and Information Science course. The Book Trade
and Publishing course has a presentation at the Book Fairs in Frankfurt and Leipzig every year. The
Museology course has a permanent exhibition in the University Museum of Automation, and
participates in Colloquium "Leipzig discourse in museology" every two years. The Book Trade and
Publishing course participates in the Leipzig Colloquium for Book and Press economics every year.
Evaluation and assessment
Students are evaluated through examinations, papers, research, final paper/thesis and practical
work/internship.
Lecturers
The number of teaching personnel is 19, of which 9 are women. There is also visiting teaching
personnel but the number varies from semester to semester. The persons responsible for the study
programmes are Prof. Dr Andrea Nikolaizig (Library and Information Science), Prof. Dr Renate Sälter
(Book Trade and Publishing) and Prof. Dr Katharina Flügel (Museology).
Entry requirements
Applicants should have a secondary school certificate.
Student profile
Students are from Germany only.
Number of students admitted
Library and Information Science - Current number of students is 45.
Book Trade and Publishing - 45 per year
Museology - Current number of students is 25.
Course fee
None.
Grants or other financial support
None.
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