Program Overview

Microprogram Arts Administration

The Microprogram in Arts Administration allows students to deepen their knowledge in arts administration, curating, heritage and cultural management, thereby enabling them to acquire new skills for professional and career enhancement purposes. This microprogram is available to students from any Faculty and to professional candidates working particularly in the fields of arts administration, museums and galleries.

Program Requirements

The program consists of 9 units, which can be fulfilled by completing the following courses:

• AMT 3101: Administration of Artistic and Cultural Organizations I
• AMT 3102: Administration of Artistic and Cultural Organizations II
• AMT 3901: Administration of Artistic and Cultural Organizations I
• AMT 3902: Administration of Artistic and Cultural Organizations II
• ART 3344: Museum Studies and Artistic Practices
• ART 4161: Special Topics in Arts, Heritage and Policy
• ART 4961: Special Topics in Arts, Heritage and Policy
  • Total: 9 Units

Overview

The Microprogram in Arts Administration is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of arts administration, curating, heritage, and cultural management. The program aims to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue careers in these fields, or to enhance their existing professional skills.