Arts Degrees in Rome, 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.

In today’s global job market, international experience is more valuable than ever. Earning your degree at John Cabot University will equip you with flexibility, independence, and intercultural skills that are highly sought after by employers. Located in the heart of historic Rome, Italy, John Cabot University offers a distinctive alternative to the traditional college experience. You’ll earn an American bachelor’s degree in English, following a liberal arts curriculum, while studying alongside classmates and professors from around the globe. Our 15 Bachelor of Arts degree programs provide a unique academic content by blending the tradition of US higher education within a European framework. This prepares students for graduate studies and career opportunities worldwide.