School of ManagementCultural and Arts Management
Studying cultural management in Paris begins with what you want to make possible: a festival, an exhibition, a venue or a music project. At AEMC, four programmes and two workshops help adults work towards these ambitions, drawing on the experience they bring.
6 programmes and workshops
Programme
Bring an exhibition to life, put together an artistic programme or develop a venue. Connect the artistic vision with budgets, teams and audiences, building on your experience.
Programme
From the first budget to the performance, plan the resources a production needs, coordinate its team and organise its onward life. Develop a method that builds on your experience.
Programme
Support an artist, prepare a release and bring together the right resources. Build a music project that stays within budget, stays true to its artistic direction and finds its audience.
Programme
From choosing the works to the opening, develop a selling exhibition, document its pieces and prepare to welcome visitors and buyers. Bring your eye for art together with the skills to organise it.
Focused workshop
A festival to launch, an association to develop: cost the project, prepare an application and build relationships with funders. A workshop to help give your project the resources it needs.
Focused workshop
For an exhibition, performance or venue, understand the audiences, choose your messages and plan how to share them. A workshop to turn an invitation into a meaningful encounter.
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A profession you have practised, an association you keep going, an artistic practice or the wish to change direction. At AEMC, this experience informs the work: building a festival budget, preparing an exhibition, making the case for a project or imagining how it will meet its audiences. The atelier offers a first look at this way of learning.
Discover the atelierReturning to study means choosing what you want to learn and the role you want to play. At AEMC, cultural management connects artistic vision with the practical demands of a project: a budget, a team, a schedule and its audiences.
Adults who already have a story: cultural professionals, career changers, artists and people running associations or developing a project. Tell us about your experience so we can discuss the programme, entry requirements and arrangements that suit your situation.
Arts project administration, live performance production, exhibition coordination or music project development: the settings differ, while the skills connect. Each programme page presents the work involved, the tools you will develop and possible professional directions.
Through practical situations: presenting a festival budget, preparing an exhibition, organising a production or building a relationship with funders. The atelier and its methods show how this approach to learning brings artistic work and teams together.
Start with your own circumstances and the programme you are considering. Explore the study funding options and their official sources. What is available depends on each scheme’s conditions and the eligibility of the chosen programme.
The AEMC campus is at 15 Rue Martel, 75010 Paris. Before making a commitment, let us discuss the content, dates, study pattern and cost of the programme you are considering.
Discover AEMC and its approach