Theatre Studies (Cultural Management)

About this programme

Theatre Studies (Cultural Management) Bachelor programme (BA/ BSc) Theatre Faculty Bucharest Program description The Theatre Studies (Cultural Management) Bachelor's programme is aimed at those who want to study theatre from a theoretical and managerial perspective, respectively those who want to contribute to cultural life through their work as theatrologists or theatre producers and cultural managers. The program offers students the opportunity of a double training: the acquisition and deepening of theatrical and cultural knowledge, in accordance with the standards of scientific research in the field of Performing Arts, as well as the acquisition of cultural management and marketing knowledge, but also in the management of cultural organizations and institutions, which will enable graduates to work in any type of cultural and performance institution, but also as a producer of cultural events (festivals, workshops, artistic residencies, etc.) In this sense, the disciplines History, Theory and Aesthetics of Theatre are complemented by disciplines in the field of cultural management and marketing, such as Introduction to Cultural Management and Marketing, Audience Studies, Cultural Managerial Strategies, Theatrical Planning and Organization." These disciplines ensure the training of specialists in the field of theatre production and the use of performances on the market of cultural products, specialists that can easily work in the field of event production and in the field of creative industries. This type of training allows our graduates to work in the country and abroad, in a multitude of professional environments: public cultural institutions – theatres, operas, museums, libraries; independent theatre; university and pre-university education. Our graduates also work in governmental institutions (Ministry of Culture, Romanian Cultural Institute, Romanian Cultural Institutes abroad) or within non-governmental organizations in the cultural and educational field. The employability rate of graduates of this programme is over 80%.