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Degree Program Structure
Karlshochschule opens up a whole new, exciting world with each module in the Arts and Cultural Management study program. When I look at the module overview, I discover at the same time how the contents of my studies are logically interconnected, thereby revealing Arts and Cultural Management to me as an overarching whole.
Introduction to Arts and Cultural Management
Introduction to Management and its Quantitative Methods
Business Environment
Introduction to Scientific Research Methods
English as a Foreign Language 1
Arts and Culture: History, Theory and Society
Markets, Culture, Communication
Basic Principles in Strategic Management
English as a Foreign Language 2
Challenging Actors: Networks, Mediations, Dramaturgies
Cultural Policy, Financing and Law
Introductory Company Project
Resources
Foreign Language 2.1
Strategic Arts and Cultural Management in Different Institutions and Social Contexts
Arts Communication, Marketing and Education
Advanced Company Project
Managerial Accounting
Foreign Language 2.2
Current Issues in Arts and Cultural Management: Research Colloquium
Internationalizing Arts and Cultural Management: Field Studies
Elective: Ethics in Management: Globalization - Sustainability - Practice
Change & Innovation
Elective: Culture & Language
Internship
Bachelor Thesis including its defense

Nur Bakkar, Arts and Cultural Management
"Intimate, informal, creative, productive and practical – that's how I would describe my everyday routine at Karlshochschule. I have fun here and feel good. I can contribute to the development of my degree program and get to know some really interesting people."
What's special about Karls?
- Practical Experience
- Semester abroad
- Personality Development

Isabella Blatter, Arts and Cultural Management
"Parallel to my Arts and Cultural Management studies, I also work in the Marketing and Communications department. Here I have the opportunity to assist with work on a range of different projects – and my ideas are welcome, too. It's great fun to use my imagination to influence and enrich my University."