Managing Art and Cultural Heritage in Global Markets

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The Managing Art and Cultural Heritage in Global Markets (MAGMa) Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) is designed to examine critically, and from multiple perspectives, the drivers and mechanisms that govern the circulation and management of art and cultural heritage internationally in increasingly volatile and at times fragile environments. Students will engage with multicultural tangible and intangible heritage and with diverse organisations and systems involved in its management and circulation worldwide, which will offer the opportunity for participants to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to engage with the field in an innovative, ethical and sustainable way. The primary outcome will be a multiple degree jointly designed, delivered, supervised and awarded by a consortium of EU and UK partner universities along with contributions from a world-wide group of associate partners that will offer placement experience and seasonal schools intended to explore key themes and issues intensively. Staff mobility, for both lecturers and administrators, will also take place and enable professional development, internationalisation of the curriculum and the exchange of good practice. Utilising a multidisciplinary consortium with expertise from art history, cultural economics, management and law (over four Intakes) MAGMa will give 150+ (including 80+ scholarship) master level students, from around the world, access to a 2yr EMJM of 120 ECTS. There will be a minimum of three mobility periods in different EU countries (Portugal, France and the Netherlands), access to placements, summer and winter schools within world-class cultural institutions (in Italy, Russia, UK and India), new cultural experiences, exposure to languages and enhanced employability in a complex and growing field.

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