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ICCM - International Centre for Culture & Management
Gyllen Storm Strasse 8
A-5026 Salzburg-Aigen
Austria
Director: Herwig Pöschl
Phone: + 43 662 459841
Fax: + 43 662 459838
E-mail: office@iccm.at
Web site: www.iccm.at
Background, orientation and purpose
Profiles: Austria
ICCM, established in 1989, offers forward-looking education and training following international
standards, complemented by consultation tasks, research and development programmes, as well as
publishing activities. More than 700 arts managers have graduated from the programmes offered by
the ICCM; around half of those graduated from the European Management Programme for the Arts
and Media, established in co-operation with the University of Linz.
Programme(s) and qualification(s)
European Management Programme for the Arts and Media (part-time/ full-time).
Salzburg Summer Academy for Arts & Media & Management.
Duration
European Management Programme for the Arts and Media - 2 years.
Salzburg Summer Academy for Arts & Media & Management - 2 weeks.
Content
European Management Programme for the Arts and Media:
The programme combines the teaching of management and administrative skills with the examination
of the ethical, political, educational and social questions that underlie the practice, purpose and value
of arts and culture; it is offered in co-operation with the University of Linz. The programme's structure
consists of courses based on the above, with the purpose of providing post-graduate qualifications by
imparting the latest findings and theories of both scientists and professionals. The programme is
divided into a Basic Course and an Advanced Course. The duration of the programme is normally six
(half-yearly) terms, comprising 110 lessons per term. There is a total of 180 acknowledgeable ETCS-
Credits for previous studies and other education.
Salzburg Summer Academy for Arts & Media & Management:
An intensive course for arts managers that enables them to complete specific arts or media projects
with a high degree of professionalism. It includes project management, funding and fundraising,
marketing, financial management and budgeting. The institution is a member of ENCATC.
International/European dimension
The content of the programmes includes European structure, policy, and European tasks.
Evaluation and assessment
European Management Programme for the Arts and Media:
Student performance is evaluated through examinations, papers, a final paper/thesis and practical
work/internship.
Salzburg Summer Academy for Arts & Media & Management.
Lecturers
All academic staff have professional experience in the arts and media sector. The person responsible
for the study programmes is Herwig Pöschl.
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