Management.

This educational program helps students develop an understanding of economics and management concepts, their functions, and their application in cultural and artistic institutions. It also covers financial aspects of delivering management and economic services, including fundraising. The program emphasizes the practical application of tools used to develop culture and art through economics and management.
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Program duration: 7 semesters (4 years), you must earn 240 credits
Total classroom hours: 6300
Internship hours: 900
Final state certification: 0

Educational structure:

• Theoretical and practical education – 105 weeks (semesters 1–7)

• Assessments – 14 weeks (semesters 1–7)

• Course registration – 5 weeks (semesters 1, 3, 5, 6, 7)

• Internship (Introductory, Training, Industrial, Pre-diploma) – 23 weeks (semesters 2, 4, 6, 8)

• Final state assessment – 3 weeks (semester 8)

• Holidays – 51 weeks (semesters 1–8)

• GPA evaluation – 3 weeks (semesters 2, 4, 6)

Notes:

• 1 credit = 30 academic hours

• GPA is calculated in the third week of August

• The working curriculum may vary by up to 5% for course blocks and 10% for subjects, while keeping overall workload stable

• The final state assessment includes the defense of the graduation thesis

• Practical and laboratory work is conducted both at the university and in external partner institutions

• Internships are conducted in base organizations to ensure integration of theory and practice

• Internship hours are divided between university and organization supervisors