Cultural management is a generic term that encompasses different professional realities. Nevertheless, they all have the objective of organizing the diffusion and/or sale of works of art.
Cultural management covers the planning, organizing, leading, and controlling of activities within the arts, heritage, and cultural industries sector.
A Master's degree in Arts Management is often considered the gold standard for those looking to work in the art world, such as in galleries or cultural projects. It's usually best to have an undergraduate degree in art history, heritage studies, or a related field.
The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Arts and Cultural Management emphasizes research and analytical skills, and have a stronger focus on analysis and strategic planning. This degree merges business acumen with a deep understanding of the art market, preparing you for careers in major art institutions and industries.
The Paris School of Business MSc program includes :
The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Arts Management is a common and widely recognized degree that covers
Paris and London are the two European hubs for the art market. Berlin and Amsterdam are also major art capitals, home to world-class galleries and cultural life.
Paris is the most visited city in the world, and its cultural and artistic life is undoubtedly a major factor. Museums, auction houses, prestigious galleries, but also avant-garde galleries, major festivals and public events abound.
London is another major hub for the arts and the art market, equally famous as Paris for its renowned business and art schools. Connected by only a few dozen kilometers, these two great capitals offer the best choices and opportunities for studying arts management.
Hosting students from 134 different countries, Paris School of Business Msc of Arts Management's program, ranked in the top 10 by Eduniversal in the art market specialty, is delivered in partnership with IESA, one of Europe's most renowned art schools.
IESA (Institut d'Études Supérieures des Arts) is a private higher education institution specializing in arts and culture. Founded in 1985, IESA has established itself as a leading school for those passionate about the art market, cultural production, and multimedia.
This partnership allows MSc Arts Management students to benefit from the combined strengths of a leading business school and a prestigious arts school. They receive instruction from both institutions, developing a unique blend of arts and project management skills.
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There are numerous careers in the arts and culture sectors that require strong management and project management skills. These fields have many unique codes and processes that must be mastered by those responsible for organizing and developing projects. Most students already have a specific area in mind (film and audiovisual, art sales and investments, cultural venue or event management) and can specialize further through an internship with an organization or company.
The skills and knowledge required to work in the creative industries or in the art market are numerous and varied. It is therefore advisable to focus your profile on specific specializations such as:
Budgeting, grant applications, partnerships and sponsorships, coordination of various stakeholders, etc
Tax credits, tax returns, optimization for individuals and businesses
Development of communication strategies and documents (media advertising, social networks, public relations and press relations), communication with partners, etc.
Management of partners, service providers, budget and planning of project stages and stakeholders (technicians, actors, artists, venues, etc.), follow-up of management, etc.
