Save the date: Online information day for the degree program on Thursday, January 8, 2026, via Zoom. Registration via the Leuphana website will be possible from December.
The Master’s programme focuses on the opportunities and risks of current transformation processes for cultural organizations: sustainability and demographic change, digitalization and globalization.
The integration of experienced cultural managers and practice-oriented case studies from the Goethe-Institut’s global network ensures an international perspective and direct practical relevance.
The programme offers the Master of Arts in Arts & Cultural Management in two variants, a full-length and a shorter “sprint” version, allowing participants to choose the option that best suits their individual learning needs. In addition to the Master's degree, four subject-specific certificates are also offered:
It is also possible to take individual modules. Prerequisites for study include a first professional qualification in the form of a university degree, at least one year of relevant professional experience and good English language skills.
The next programme begins in September 2026 (Apply until 31 May 2026).
The Goethe-Institut offers worldwide digital and regional qualification and networking programmes in cultural management to promote the professionalization and development of cultural infrastructures. Its continuing education programmes rely increasingly on the method of integrated learning (blended learning).
