The Master’s programme in Arts and Heritage – Policy, Management and Education at Maastricht University develops your understanding of how “art” and “heritage” are defined, valued and governed in different social and historical contexts. You will study cultural policy, heritage management, interpretation and education, and build practical skills for working in arts and culture organisations.
The Master’s programme in Arts and Heritage – Policy, Management and Education at Maastricht University offers a comprehensive exploration of the definitions, values, and governance of art and heritage within various social and historical contexts. This programme equips students with the theoretical and practical skills necessary for effective engagement in arts and culture organizations.
The curriculum focuses on key areas such as cultural policy, heritage management, interpretation, and education. Core courses typically cover:
How you progress:
Final component: The programme culminates in an academic assessment, typically a thesis or equivalent research project, with specific requirements varying by intake.
While there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA score requirements for this programme, candidates should demonstrate a strong academic background and interest in the fields of arts and heritage.
Graduates of this programme can pursue diverse career paths within arts and culture organizations, including roles in policy development, heritage management, educational programming, and cultural advocacy. The skills gained through this master's programme prepare students for impactful positions in both public and private sectors related to arts and heritage.
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