The curriculum of the Bachelor of Arts and Cultural Events* is organised in different subject areas ranging from the arts to the social sciences, from traditional to digital languages, specific to the disciplines covered, from event marketing and management to the performing arts system.

There are three subject areas:

1) Critical, historical-artistic and performing arts disciplines

2) Linguistic, historical and sociological disciplines

3) Economic, management and legal disciplines

The Arts and Cultural Events* graduate, thanks to the basic and characterising courses, is able to autonomously apply the acquired knowledge to "tell" and enhance the historical-cultural heritage, "construct" artistic and cultural content aimed at different audiences.

Related activities enable the graduate to develop business plans, management and marketing and communication plans for cultural activities and events.

Through the language courses the student learns to use English and the rudiments of a second foreign language.

Characterising subjects

• Art history (medieval, modern and contemporary)
• Art and media
• Digital communication lab for the arts
• Fashion and events
• Theatre and art
• Contemporary music production and organisation
• Workshop for the creation of cultural projects
• Aesthetics
• History of art criticism
• Film and art
• Photography Theory and Technique Wokshop

*New course title undergoing ministerial approval for a.y. 2023/24

The Bachelor's Degree Course in Arts and Cultural Events* provides students with a basic preparation in the fields of arts and cultural activities. It trains people capable of translating the cultural plan into an operational plan, providing them with a critical knowledge of specific languages alongside the study and implementation of methodologies aimed at enhancing the value of the respective products, with the aim of fostering, on the one hand, the development of specific skills in the construction of artistic and cultural content, as well as in the mediation of this content to different audiences, and, on the other, of developing management skills in the organisation of events in the sector.

These objectives are achieved thanks to the continuous dialogue between theoretical teachings and applied courses; between humanistic disciplines - such as history, arts histories, arts and media cultures - and subjects that enhance management, communication and language skills and that investigate sociological, economic and legal aspects.

Articulated in frontal and laboratory teaching, held by in-house lecturers, artists and professionals active in emerging sectors, workshops and 'on-the-job' experiences, the training offer is enriched by study visits to museums, foundations, cycles of meetings with protagonists of the art, culture and entertainment system, projects and collaborations with external organisations, internships and apprenticeships in Italy and abroad. Opportunities guaranteed by the partnerships entered into by the Faculty, reserved for students in the three-year course, such as those with MIA FAIR and Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto, and by the opportunity of numerous professionalising experiences.

*New course title in the process of ministerial approval for the academic year 2023/24