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

Profiles: United Kingdom
Lecturers
The programme uses over 60 lecturers. Key staff are Gerald Lidstone BA MA ATC Dr.h.c FRGS; Rod
Fisher of Intelligence for Culture; G. Morris MBA of Morris, Hargreaves McIntyre; Mary Claire
Halvorson, Director of Professional Development PACE; and Jonathan Meth, Director Writernet.
Entry requirements
MA Arts Administration and Cultural Policy:
A good first degree is required; or an applicant needs to have appropriate experience and pass an
entrance examination. There is no age limit.
Student profile
All students hold a university degree in related subjects.
Number of students admitted
Approximately 30.
Course fee
Fees for 2002-2003 (as a guide) were:
Home and EU students: £2,870 (full-time), £1,435 (part-time).
Overseas (non-EU) students (full-time only): £7,845.
Grants or other financial support
AHRB, for UK students.
Overseas students: Four scholarships are available on the Goldsmiths Postgraduate Scholarship
Scheme, which is open to all postgraduate students at Goldsmiths. Please e-mail j.smith@gold.ac.uk
for details. Overseas students may also be eligible to apply for the following, which are open to those
wishing to undertake postgraduate study in the UK: British Chevening Scholarships, British Marshall
Scholarships, Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan and the Overseas Research Students
Award Scheme.
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