Art History Degrees in Florence, Italy

The one-year Master's Diploma of Arts Management trains you to be a professional art manager in three cultural contexts: Florence, Rome, and Venice. You'll master design, planning, marketing, and business skills, finding ways to adapt and mediate content, artists, and spaces. These three factors all impact the success of an event, and you'll learn how to work with them while delivering and managing innovative cultural events. This master's diploma is divided into two work modules: Design, plus event and exhibition organization in the visual and performing arts, with the museums of Florence as your source of inspiration. Cross-media approach in art productions in Rome You'll spend 11 months of lessons and face-to-face activities; visits to museums, galleries, archaeological sites; specific projects; plus a week of meetings at the Peggy Guggenheim Museum in Venice. This course is taught in English and starts each November. It is for students with undergraduate education in humanities, arts, and economics. It is also open to anyone with a diploma in a creative discipline or at least 2 years of professional experience in the arts and culture.

The one-year Master of Interior Design is perfect for young graduates or design professionals interested in attending a specialization course. It emphasizes a professional dimension by honing the understanding of contemporary Italian interior design through investigations into its history, theory, analysis, and methods. It develops design concepts for real, modern-day problems integrated into historical city situations while focusing on a sustainable future. Its location in Florence is essential in illustrating Italy's relevance in forming the foundations of modern thought and concepts. Graduate students come from various academic and professional practice experiences. The department accepts students with an undergraduate degree in interior design or comparable professional practice experience and individuals with degrees in other disciplines who see a connection between their previous studies and interior design. To obtain robust results, studies in interior design require a 'full-time’ commitment throughout the academic year (for 30 weeks).