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

Profiles: Ireland
Evaluation and assessment
Student performance is evaluated through examinations, papers, a final paper/thesis and practical
work/internship.
Lecturers
Lecturers for the business subjects tend to be drawn from UCD staff, from the relevant UCD
Department. The number of teaching personnel is two, both of whom are women. There are also 13
visiting lecturers. The person responsible for the study programme is Anne Kelly.
Entry requirements
Admission is open to candidates who hold an honours university degree or equivalent qualification.
Preference is given to candidates with relevant work experience.
Student profile
In the MA in Cultural Policy and Arts Management Programme there are generally only one or two
international students each year. The course tends to attract mature students with some work
experience, aged from the mid-20s and up.
Number of students admitted
25 per course
Course fee
2001/2002 EU – 3,509 USD. Non-EU citizens pay double fees. Fees are subject to review annually.
Grants or other financial support
There is no UCD funding or scholarships available. Irish students can apply to their local authority for
a government grant.
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