The KNAW - Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen and De Jonge Akademie present Faces of Science, a platform for talented young researchers. They provide insights into their lives and research through videos, blogs, articles and more. FASoS' Gladys Akom Ankobrey recently joined and her first contribution appeared this week. https://bit.ly/2Ju7pHe
Gladys Akom Ankobrey's first blog for Faces of SciencesMaster
Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education
What is the societal and academic significance of 'art', 'heritage' and 'culture'? Why do we value certain works of art, heritage or cultural practices and not others? How do different ways of interpreting and presenting the arts and cultural heritage affect our ideas about the past, present and future? If you are interested in finding the answers to questions like these, and you have a passion for art and cultural heritage, the master’s programme Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education might be the right choice for you.
In this programme, which you can choose to follow in English or Dutch, you will develop the academic and professional knowledge and skills you will need to become a policy maker, art manager, museum curator or educator. This internationally-oriented programme approaches art and cultural heritage from different perspectives. You will also have plenty of opportunities to concentrate on your specific areas of interest.
Information for Dutch-speaking students
Instead of choosing the English taught master’s programme Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education, it is also possible to choose the master’s programme Kunst, Cultuur en Erfgoed where you follow the academic skills trainings in Dutch and write your essays and master’s thesis in Dutch.
For more information on this master, please check the programme website.
Fast facts
- Specialise by selecting elective courses, a project or internship
- Truly international: students from 20 to 22 nationalities
- 1-year, full-time master's, taught in Dutch or English
- Selective admission, starts in September
- Weekly: 12-14 hrs classes, 26-28 hrs individual study
- You will get an MA in Arts and Culture with a specialisation in Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education
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Silvija Burbaité, Student Ambassador Arts and Heritage
Silvija Burbaite is from Lithuania, she has a bachelor’s degree in Cultural Information and Communication from Vilnius University, Lithuania and decided to come to Maastricht for the master’s programme Arts and Heritage: Policy Management and Education. “I’ve always been interested in history, but I also see myself working in a museum with art and education, so this to me was the perfect combination! It was also the only programme in which both components, arts and heritage, were equally represented. And since I didn’t have to do a pre-master for this master’s programme, the choice to come here was really easy. So far, the programme is intense but I enjoy Maastricht, the quality of life here and the freedom we have because of the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) method. You are so responsible for your own learning process and therefore, time management skills are useful. I’m also impressed by the friendliness and helpful attitude of all the teachers and staff. There is a real sense of community here. This programme also gives you lots of professional experience and the opportunity to establish your own network in the field, which comes in handy to kick-start your career.”
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“Eventually I want to go back to Lithuania to make an impact there in the fields of Arts, Culture and Heritage. The country needs people like me.”
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Experience Maastricht University: find out more about one of the most international universities in Europe, immerse yourself in your programme of choice, and explore our beautiful city. The next Master’s Open Day is on Saturday 30 November 2019.
Arts and Heritage is ranked 6th in Keuzegids Masters 2019
Keuzegids 201963% of the Arts and Heritage students would recommend this programme: Elsevier 2018
Elsevier Best Studies 2018UM is the fifth best young university in the world
Times Higher Education '250 Under 50'It’s inspirational to look at the world from different angles while keeping an open eye to what’s happening around you.
“I want to be creative in my thinking, not falling into patterns. That’s why this environment suits me so well, also with the many different nationalities and cultures.”
"On the one hand, Arts and Heritage provides basic knowledge of management and marketing (which is definitely necessary in the cultural field), on the other hand, the program provides for the opportunity to choose from a wide range of more specific subjects, such as Curatorship or Creative Cities, and focus on the ones which interest you the most"
Maastricht University was the perfect option, since it does not solely focus on academic side but also takes the practices into account. I was super delighted to have been accepted!"
I am very happy about my choice, I see a lot of value in pairing the professors’ expertise with the international expertise that students bring into our lecture and tutorial sessions.
I’m very happy with the program because it helped me to discover new methodologies and fields related to arts and culture which I never had the chance to explore before.
Calendar
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You might have heard that our new bachelor's programme Digital Society will officially start in September this year. We are proud to now offer three bachelor's programmes! As of this week it's also possible to apply for the programme in Studielink. https://student.sl-cloud.nl/. ⬅️
Do you want to know what the programme is all about? Check out our website via this link: https://bit.ly/2Q8WLGo4 days 11 hours ago -
Pint of Science is an annual science festival that takes place every May and brings researchers to your local pub to show you the latest happenings in the world of science. Join the first edition in Maastricht from 20-22 May. In 5 different pubs across town various lectures will take place. Two lectures are given by Sally Wyatt and Ties van de Werff (both FASoS) and colleagues. Check the website for more info and details on all the lectures.
Join the Pint of Science festival, from 20-22 May | FASoS Weekly6 days 14 hours ago
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