Program Overview

Program Overview

The program in question is related to the field of Cultural Resources and Cultural Industry, denoted by the code 1204J2. This program is associated with the National Cultural Industry Research Center, which was established in 2006 and is currently a part of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism's "Cultural and Tourism Research Base," among other affiliations.

Research Areas

The main research areas of this program include:

• Cultural resource protection and development theories
• Public cultural policies and practices
• Theoretical and practical aspects of cultural technology development in China
• Domestic and international cultural industry development paths, models, and prospects

Program Objectives

The overall objective of this program is to cultivate high-level, composite, innovative talents with a background in interdisciplinary knowledge and an international perspective. These individuals should possess the ability to integrate culture and technology and work independently in cultural industry research and related fields.

Specific Requirements

The specific requirements for this program are as follows:

1. Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Cultivate masters students with systematic knowledge of cultural resources and cultural industries, as well as a foundation in related interdisciplinary subjects such as history, literature, management, engineering, and economics.
2. International Perspective: Foster masters students with an international outlook, who are familiar with the international forefront of this field and the dynamics of foreign cultural and creative industries.
3. Innovation and Heritage: Develop masters students who can promote the heritage and innovation of Chinese culture and drive the integration of culture and technology.
4. Research and Practice: Cultivate masters students with strong independent research capabilities, who can engage in cultural industry operations, management, content product development, and other related work.

Program Details

This program is designed to produce graduates who are well-versed in the theoretical and practical aspects of cultural resources and cultural industries, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary knowledge, international perspective, innovation, and research capabilities. The program aims to equip students with the skills necessary to succeed in a variety of roles within the cultural industry, from research and development to management and content creation.