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MAM - GIOCA with the University of Bologna, Italy
Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College offers a double-degree masters program in Arts Management with the University of Bologna, Italy. This partnership is the only initiative of its kind focusing on global cultural management. The program combines the strengths of Carnegie Mellon's rigorous approach, focused on applied management theory and skills, with the University of Bologna's interdisciplinary approach that allows students to understand global operational issues as they relate to the artistic dimensions of cultural institutions.
Over 28 to 30 months, equaling six academic terms, students will earn both a Masters in Arts Management (MAM) from Carnegie Mellon and a Masters in Innovation and Organization of Culture and the Arts from the University of Bologna’s School of Economics.
Carnegie Mellon Coursework
Applied Economic Analysis
Contemporary Marketing Principles
Creative Enterprises: Systems & Structures
Fund Raising Fundamentals
Performing or Visual Arts Management Core Courses:
- Exhibitions Management
- Museum Operations
- Performing Arts Management
Arts Marketing & Public Relations
Database Theory & Practice
Grants, Sponsorships & Private Gifts: Strategies & Practices
Internet Strategies
Strategic Planning in Creative Enterprises
Empirical Methods for Policy Analysis
Financial Analysis
Professional Speaking
Professional Writing
Possible Elective Courses
Public Art
Facilities Management
Arts in Education
Management and the Arts: The European Perspective
Cultural Policy Seminar
Advanced Topics in Fund Raising
Negotiation
Budget Management and Control
MultiMedia
Program Evaluation
Organizational Management
Entrepreneurship
Ethics Issues in Management
Desktop Publishing
Management Science I: Optimization & Multicriteria Methods
Management Science II: Decision Risk Modeling
Human Resource Management in Creative Enterprises
Law and the Arts
University of Bologna - GIOCA Coursework
Museums and Scientific Institutions
Knowledge Management in Arts Organizations
Management of the Film Industry
Information Technologies for Arts Organizations
Seminar-Storia del Cinema
Law and the Arts
Cultural Economics
Principles of Public Economics
Creative Industries
Tourism and Colonialism: Europe and the Far East
Art Appreciation
Organizational Networks in the Arts Sector
Law and Economics of New Media
Customer Monitoring Techniques
Regional Cultural Politiques
New Public Management
Managerial Rhetoric and Arts Organizations
Management of Visual Arts
Sociology of Cultural Processes
Project Management for Arts Organizations
Sociology of Communication
Music Appreciation
Seminar-Storia dell'Arte Contemporanea
Seminar- International Stakeholders and Transnational Projects
Management of the Music Industries
Management of the Performing Arts
Marketing and the Arts
Urban Planning and Development
Outsourcing
Fundraising
Seminar -Museums and New Technologies workshop
Seminar -Performing Arts Today: Challenges and Perspectives
Students interested in the double degree program apply to the MAM program only. Admission to the GIOCA - University of Bologna program is based on satisfactory completion of the first year of study at Carnegie Mellon with an academic record in good-standing. Application and additional information on the GIOCA program can be found here.
Any additional questions can be directed to:
Jerry A. Coltin
Director, Master of Arts Management Program
Institute for the Management of Creative Enterprises
Telephone: 412.268.8930
E-mail: jcoltin@andrew.cmu.edu
If you would like to make an appointment to meet with Jerry, or speak with him on the telephone about the MAM Program, please do not hesitate to contact Hope Markiewicz, at 412.268.6706 or hm01@andrew.cmu.edu. Ms. Markiewicz will schedule a time convenient for all involved.