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Study Organisation in the Arts Management and Cultural Work Degree Programme

Here you will find everything you need to organise your studies in the Bachelor's degree programme in Arts Management and Cultural Work smoothly. We have compiled for you central documents, regulations, forms, leaflets and important information about the studies and the internship.

All information at a Glance

Course Catalogue

Courses offered for all degree programmes of the CITY | BUILDING | CULTURE department as well as the entire course catalogue of the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.

Study & internship

Here you will find everything you need for your studies and for your internship in the 5th semester: selection statutes, study and examination regulations, module handbook, internship regulations, as well as other important forms and useful information.

Forms and information relevant to studies

Further forms and information on the degree programme

Internship

Aims and contents of the 20-week compulsory internship

Experience abroad

The particular focus on international cultural work in the bachelor's degree in cultural work enables students to spend one or two semesters abroad.

Study & internship: key documents and information

Here you will find all the regulations that currently apply to the Bachelor's degree programme in Cultural Work. The documents include module handbooks, study and examination regulations, internship regulations and the statutes for the university selection procedure. You can research further documents in the official announcements.

To make your everyday student life easier, we also provide you with various forms, leaflets and handouts that are relevant for the compulsory internship in the 5th semester, for proof of academic achievements, for scientific work and for applying for the Bachelor thesis.

In the fifth semester, students complete a 20-week compulsory internship in a practical field of cultural work. The module ‘Internship Semester and Evaluation’ is part of a proper course of study in Arts Management and Cultural Work.

Aims and content of the module

  • connection between studies and professional practice
  • orientation in the range of activities in arts management and cultural work and in the desired professional field
  • getting to know professional interrelationships, organisational processes and social structures that are typical for the professional field of arts management and cultural work
  • acquisition of application-oriented knowledge and professional skills
  • processing and practice-oriented solution of concrete tasks in the professional field under supervision
     
  • reflection on the knowledge and experience gained during the internships with regard to the connection between studies and professional practice
  • if necessary, preparation of the bachelor thesis

The regulations for the internship in the 5th semester are set out in the internship regulations.

 

Contact person: Dr. phil. Kerstin Niemann (internship coordinator in the degree programme)

International Exchange

International cultural work is a particular focus of the degree programme, which has been dedicated to it since its foundation through projects, lecturer and student exchanges, internships abroad and events on international cultural management.

Our degree programme structure allows you to spend one or two semesters abroad (5th and 6th semesters or study and/or internship semesters).

The point of contact for information and the specific recognition of academic achievements, for the Learning Agreement (concluded before the stay abroad) and the Transcript of Records (which you receive from the partner university after your stay) is, in addition to the International Office, the International Coordinator of the degree programme, Dr. phil. Kerstin Niemann.

Freemover

You can choose a university or a suitable degree programme in any country in the world. You must then apply there independently or clarify whether the university in question will accept you. In addition, you must first clarify with the responsible module supervisors of our degree programme whether the credits to be earned there can be credited. This option requires a great deal of research and organisation on your part. Funding opportunities may be available through special programmes, e. g. "PROMOS". You can get advice on this from the International Office.

Stay abroad within the framework of ERASMUS+

ERASMUS+ funding programme, your studies abroad can be funded if there is a corresponding cooperation agreement with a partner university. The Cultural Work programme has a number of agreements with universities in different countries. Detailed information on ERASMUS+ can be found here. The staff of the International Office will support you in finding the right university for you and in submitting your application.

Practical semester abroad

If you are not studying abroad but would like to complete your practical semester there, this is also possible. In this case, too, you must look for your internship place yourself and then have it approved by the internship officer. The International Office also provides information about funding opportunities.

Contact

CITY | BUILDING | CULTURE Department

Room 004

Book appointment online

Internship Officer & International Coordinator

Academic Assistant, International Affairs and Internships