Universitat Internacional de Catalunya

What you'll study

The publicly available text does not list specific modules or a detailed curriculum. Generally, a master in cultural management trains students in the organisation, administration and strategic development of cultural projects and institutions, combining managerial skills with sector-specific knowledge. Prospective students should consult UIC Barcelona’s official programme page for the exact module list and learning outcomes.

Entry requirements

No entry criteria are provided in the source material. Applicants typically need an undergraduate degree and may be assessed on academic records, CV, and language competence; check the university’s admissions pages for definitive requirements.

Career prospects

The ranking indicators signal favourable career outcomes: the programme contributed to UIC Barcelona’s Employability score of 70.1/100 in the QS Business Master’s Rankings (Management), suggesting graduates have solid professional prospects. Employers in cultural institutions, arts administration, heritage organisations, festivals and related consultancies are typical destinations for cultural management alumni.

Scholarships & funding angle

There are no scholarship specifics in the source. For funding options — merit scholarships, institutional grants, or external cultural-sector awards — applicants should review UIC Barcelona’s financial aid information and external scholarship databases relevant to arts and cultural studies.