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

Centre for Interdisciplinary Aesthetic Studies
Aarhus University
Langelandsgade 139
DK 8000 Aarhus C
DENMARK
Contact: Henrik Kaare Nielsen
Phone: +45 89 42 18 17
Fax: +45 89 42 18 50
E-mail: aekhkn@hum.au.dk
Programme(s) and qualification(s)
Profiles: Denmark
DENMARK
Advanced Studies in Aesthetics and Culture.
Diploma: The programme delivers a master's degree.
Content
The programme is organized in two parts.
A) Cultural theory and film-related courses:
- first semester: cultural theory, analysis and policies, analysis of organisations and institutions (I),
field study report;
- second semester: aesthetics and culture of film, cultural theory, analysis and policies, organisations
and institutions (II), historical changes in art forms (I);
- third semester: special subject (I), special subject (II), historical changes in art form (II);
- fourth semester: final thesis.
B) Arts related courses:
- first semester: aesthetics and culture of literature, aesthetics and culture of theatre, the field of
aesthetics;
- second semester: aesthetics and culture of visual arts, aesthetics and culture of music;
- third semester: cultural theory, historical changes in art forms;
- fourth semester: thesis;
Classes are in Danish. Non-Danish speaking students are offered both assistance to find a placement
in a cultural institution where they can communicate in English, and individual counseling in English.
Duration
2 years.
Special information
Training delivered in art management is part of a larger training programme. Those courses can be
selected by students as special fields of interest. The programme is fully oriented towards
interdisciplinarity.
International/European dimension
The training centre is involved in the Erasmus/Socrates programmes. It has established connections
with other European training centres (France, UK, Spain, Netherlands).
Entry requirements
Candidates must have completed 2 years at a university level.
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