MA Arts And Cultural Management in Sheffield Hallam University, UK

MA Arts And Cultural Management in Sheffield Hallam University

• Study UK and international arts funding models
• Learn the impact of heritage and regeneration policies on regional and national identity
• Discover the benefits of arts engagement in education, health and prison settings
• Investigate how issues of diversity are played out in museums

Work placements

You are supported to secure voluntary work experience with a range of partner organisations. These have included Museums Sheffield, Sheffield Industrial Heritage Museums, Sheffield Theatres, Site Gallery, the National Caribbean Heritage Museum and several festival producers.

Field trips

You have the opportunity to go on study visits to vibrant cultural centres such as: Glasgow, Liverpool, Hull, Leeds and Manchester (some additional costs apply). These visits are complemented by visiting lectures from a range of well-established sector professionals from the visual and performing arts, heritage and community arts sectors.

Future careers

Previous graduates of this course have gone on to work for

• Hull 2017 UK City of Culture
• Yorkshire Sculpture Park
• The Royal Armouries, Leeds
• Sheffield Industrial Museums
• Birmingham BE Festival
• The Poetry Company, Sheffield
• The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Newcastle

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