Deutsch-Französischer Doppel-Master Kulturvermittlung/Médiation Culturelle de l'Art

The Deutsch-Französischer Doppel-Master Kulturvermittlung/Médiation Culturelle de l'Art is a unique interdisciplinary program that merges cultural mediation with a focus on both German and French art. This Master's degree is designed to equip students with the critical skills and understanding necessary for effective cultural communication and artistic mediation in diverse contexts. The curriculum encompasses a wide range of topics including cultural theory, art education, and intercultural communication, preparing students to analyze and interpret art in various cultural settings.

Throughout this program, students engage in a mix of coursework, practical projects, and international exchange opportunities that foster collaboration and cultural exchange. Students will delve into artistic practices and gain insights into how to communicate and mediate cultural content effectively. The dual perspective provided by the German and French context enhances the learning experience, enabling students to develop a nuanced understanding of European cultural dynamics.

Moreover, studying in Germany offers students the chance to immerse themselves in a rich cultural landscape that is deeply rooted in history and continues to evolve. Hildesheim, with its vibrant art scene and progressive educational environment, is the perfect backdrop for generating innovative ideas and forming lasting professional connections within the European cultural sector.

To apply for the Deutsch-Französischer Doppel-Master Kulturvermittlung/Médiation Culturelle de l'Art, candidates typically need to hold a Bachelor's degree or its equivalent in a relevant field such as Cultural Studies, Art History, or a related discipline. A strong interest in the arts and cultural mediation, complemented by prior knowledge or experience in the field, is highly advantageous.

Applicants are expected to demonstrate proficiency in English, usually requiring an IELTS score of 6.5 or a TOEFL score of 90. It is beneficial for students to have a solid command of both German and French as well, considering the bilingual nature of the program.

International students must apply for a student visa to study in Germany. They will typically need to provide relevant documents such as proof of admission, financial stability, and health insurance. It is essential to consult official resources or the university’s international office for the most up-to-date requirements and processes.

• Cultural Manager
• Art Educator
• Exhibition Curator
• Art Mediator
• Cultural Policy Advisor
• Community Arts Coordinator
• Intercultural Consultant
• Cultural Project Director