2023 IS THE LAST YEAR IN WHICH THIS COURSE WILL BE TAUGHT. IT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR NEW ADMISSIONS IN 2022/23

This masters is an association between NOVA University of Lisbon, through NOVA FCSH, the Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (Spain), the Università degli Studi di Bergamo (Italy), the Université de Perpignan Via Domitia (France), the University of Guelph(Canada), the University of Saint Andrews (United Kingdom), the University of Sheffield (United Kingdom) and the Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu (Poland).

At the end of a personalised itinerary (mobility in three partner universities), students will have acquired the linguistic, methodological, cultural and personal skills to enable them to consider pursuing a doctoral degree or a career in management, arts, teaching and communication (specialized journalism, professional critique, television or radio production, advertising, public relations, documentation, etc.). They will have developed the design, synthesis and analysis skills required for decision-making in senior positions, as well as the multimedia and computer skills crucial for working with historical and cultural data. They should be able to lead group discussions, chair committees and guide action groups in a wide variety of contexts: national or international institutions for cultural action, cultural exchanges at private or public level, political responsibilities, public relations in large multinational companies, immigration, etc.