Université de Tunis

What you'll study

The course covers thematic areas rather than a listed module table in the source text. Core topics indicated by the programme are:

• management of cultural and artistic organisations;
• entrepreneurship and innovation applied to cultural projects;
• marketing, branding and promotion for creative industries;
• concepts of the orange (creative) economy;
• territorial valorisation and strategies for internationalisation.

Entry requirements

The programme invites applicants from a broad range of undergraduate backgrounds: social sciences and humanities, arts, design, architecture, heritage, history, cultural mediation, media, management, economics, and digital/informatics fields. Cultural professionals and people carrying a cultural or creative project are explicitly encouraged to apply. Application deadlines and submission are handled through the ESSECT platform; professionals and project-holders are asked to deposit dossiers by the earlier internal deadline noted on the programme page.

Career prospects

MEMICC is designed to prepare graduates for roles as cultural managers, marketing specialists for creative enterprises, consultants in cultural industries, and entrepreneurs launching cultural and creative projects. The programme frames these outcomes around practical project work and ecosystem engagement to support employability in public, private and third-sector cultural organisations.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page does not list specific scholarships or funding. Prospective students should check the university and ESSECT portals for scholarships, and consider common routes such as institutional grants, sector-specific cultural funds, professional sponsorships or project-based funding available to creative entrepreneurs.