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

Profiles: United Kingdom
Evaluation and assessment
Arts & Cultural Management Programme/ MA in Performance Practice :
Student performance is evaluated through research, a final paper/thesis and practical work/internship.
BA in Heritage Management:
Student performance is evaluated through examinations, papers, a final paper/thesis and practical
work/internship.
Lecturers
All permanent staff are academics with experience working professionally in the field of arts and
cultural management. The persons responsible for the study programmes are Kate Malone Smith (BA
in Arts & Cultural Management), James Pardoe (BA in Heritage Management) and Dr Peter Harrop (MA
in Performance Practice).
Entry requirements
Arts & Cultural Management Programme/ BA in Heritage Management
Applicants should have a secondary school certificate and they should be 18 or older.
MA in Performance Practice
Applicants should have good first degree and professional experience.
Student profile
In the BA Programmes, the average age is 19; there are also some mature and overseas applicants.
In the MA Programme, the average age of students is 30 or older and they are often professionals in
their field. International students comprise approximately 20 percent of all students.
Number of students admitted
BA - Maximum of 30 per year.
MA - Maximum of 20 per year.
The Performing Arts Department has approximately 400 students.
Course fee
BA: UK and EU students - EUR 1,720 per annum; non-EU - EUR 10,464.
MA: UK and EU students - EUR 1,760 (176 per module); non-EU - EUR 10,464.
Grants or other financial support
There are occasional scholarships.
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