Masters Degrees (Cultural Policy)

This programme provides an interdisciplinary grounding in the key economic, cultural and policy forces shaping the development of the creative industries. Read more

The Masters examines the economic, managerial, legal and cultural frameworks within which media organisations and industries operate. Read more

KU Leuven's Master in Cultural Studies addresses different facets of culture as a socially embedded practice. Read more

Burgundy School of Business is much more than an international « Grande École ». We believe in a unique student-focused teaching model. Read more

What do art forms like painting, film, music or theatre contribute to societies? Why have humans in every culture and throughout history engaged in activities we categorize as art? The Master programme Arts and Culture provides students with the skills needed to investigate the function of the arts in society. Read more

Are you keen to give your studies an international orientation and do business, languages and culture fascinate you? This degree programme is both interdisciplinary and international, giving you the chance to acquaint yourself with business and economics, combined with two foreign languages and a cultural studies focus in a cultural region related to one of your chosen languages. Read more

Global change refers to planetary-scale changes occurring in complex socio-ecological systems, which are affected by climatic and non-climatic drivers (e.g., changes in human society). Understanding the intricate, medium- to long-term changes in our land, air and water requires advanced scientific knowledge in measurement, modelling and prediction. Read more

How to make smarter, more effective economic policy? Looking at psychology and sociology in economic theory and policy design will bridge the gap between theory and practice. Read more

The MSc Public Policy at the University of Strathclyde provides rigorous training in the analytical frameworks and methods required for developing public policy in education, health, transport, social welfare and employment. Read more

What do your clothes say about your identity? Can an artist still break through without competing on a talent show? The creative industries is a fast-changing sector where the focus always seems to be on the tension between creativity and commerce. Read more

Start dates:  January, May, September Our online MA in Social Policy will help you understand and analyse some of the most pressing issues faced by the world today. Read more

The interdisciplinary and international Master of Arts in European Studies: Transnational and Global Perspectives (MAES) at KU Leuven introduces students to the study of Europe as a continent of strong interactions across national boundaries and of constant exchange with the outside world. Read more

Our program combines theoretical approaches to cultural heritage with practical knowledge through fieldwork and internships at heritage organizations. Read more

How can tourism and climate adaptation shape our natural surroundings into a flourishing countryside, thriving towns, and booming cities? And how do these landscapes sway our identity and society? Cultural Geography studies the mutual shaping of human societies and our natural surroundings into cultural landscapes. Read more

The MSc Criminology & Social Policy at the University of Strathclyde is designed and delivered by a dynamic team of international scholars with globally-recognised expertise in criminology, criminal justice, social and penal policy. Read more