Specialisation in Cultural Management
Specialisation in Applied Cultural Studies – Cultural Management
For more than two decades, the Department of Early Modern History has been organising and administering the accredited specialisation programme “Cultural Management – Applied Cultural Studies”, which enables students from all disciplines within the Faculty of Humanities to acquire a practice-oriented additional qualification.
About the cultural management major
This specialisation, for which you can obtain a certificate, offers you in-depth knowledge and practical insights!
The specialisation has a modular structure and comprises theoretical modules in the fields of cultural theory, museology, IT for the humanities and applied cultural studies.
Completion of the ‘Cultural Theory’ lecture is compulsory. You will receive a certificate upon achieving 25 ECTS credits.
Choose from the following modules!!!
MODULE 1 Cultural Theory (7 ECTS)
General Cultural Theory Lecture (3.5 ECTS) - COMPULSORY
: Fundamentals of Cultural Policy and the Public S (3.5 ECTS)
MODULE 2 Specialist IT (7 ECTS) see Elective Module No. 10 of the BA in History
: Introduction to Theories and Methods L (4 ECTS)
Optional: Advanced Course 2 (3 ECTS)
or Advanced Course 3 (3 ECTS)
MODULE 3 Museology (7 ECTS) See Elective Module No. 9 of the BA in History
Introduction to Theories and Methods – Lecture (4 ECTS)
Optionally:
Specialisation Course 2 (3 ECTS) or
Specialisation Course 3 (3 ECTS)
MODULE 4 Applied Cultural Studies (10.5 ECTS) See Elective Module No. 11 of the BA in History
Marketing lecture course (3.5 ECTS)
Book and Publishing Studies lecture course (3.5 ECTS)
Tourism lecture course (3.5 ECTS)
But please note!
These courses are not offered every semester, but on an alternating basis, and should, in principle, be completed within one academic year.
Start: every summer semester
Language: German
Cost: free of charge as part of your degree programme at the Gewi Faculty.
Registration: brigitte.knaus(at)uni-graz.at
The Cultural Management specialisation prepares you for practical work in cultural (heritage) institutions! From museums to publishing.
Mag. Dr. phil. Bernadette Biedermann
Mag. Claudia Brandstätter
Mag. Dietmar Kepplinger
Associate Professor Dr Nikolaus Reisinger
Professor Dr Georg Vogeler, MA
Mag. Alexander Wilhelm
Dr Michael Wimmer
Dr Monika Stromberger
An understanding of the roles and functioning of cultural and heritage institutions, as well as the application of theoretical approaches to practical work.
This is achieved by
identifying, explaining and describing the respective areas of responsibility of various cultural (heritage) institutions
; identifying, explaining and understanding the concepts and fundamentals of ‘Applied Cultural Studies’
Describing and identifying different theoretical approaches (‘cultural theories’) and their relevance to practical work
Applying relevant approaches to practical work in cultural and heritage institutions through appropriate course modules (practical work within the respective modules)
This certified specialisation is open to students from all degree programmes within the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Graz as part of the Free Electives (FWF).
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