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

International survey carried out by
European Network of Cultural
Administration Training Centres,
on behalf of UNESCO
Questionnaire used for data collection in this project
June 2002
Concerning institutions providing education and/or training for cultural development personnel, in particular in cultural
policies, management, administration, animation and entrepreneurship in Europe, Central Asia, and the Caucasus
region.
This survey is carried out within a worldwide UNESCO study on cultural management and policies education and
training. The aim of the exercise is to gather, compile and make available to the broadest possible public, detailed
information on educational institutions and training centers offering specialized courses in the areas mentioned above.
The information will presented in the format of On-line Profiles as produced by the European Network of Cultural
Administration Training Centres (ENCATC). For information on ENCATC and the Members’ Profiles, please check
www.encatc.org.
UNESCO has commissioned ENCATC – that gathers today more than 100 members across Europe and beyond – to
carry out the survey for Europe, Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) and
Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia).
As up to our information you provide specialized education/training in a cultural management and policy related field,
we would like to include you in the survey.
Therefore, we kindly ask you to carefully fill in and return us this questionnaire by Friday 21 June 2002 at the latest.
The time invested now in completing the form will be saved later on, when the information will be made available
worldwide. This will prove an extremely valuable tool when marketing your institution and courses, searching for
potential partners, and engaging in new collaboration. We hope that you will appreciate this initiative offering a
platform of free information distribution and institutional promotion.
The most accurate the provided information is, the better informed the world’s arts management constituency will be. If
you have any problems of linguistic comprehension, please do not hesitate to inform us about it as soon as possible. We
prefer to collect the necessary information in your own language than not receiving any details at all.
If you have any questions concerning the UNESCO survey, please do not hesitate to contact us at the following
addresses: