Click here for the class schedule (date, time and classroom)
First year courses are held mainly in the afternoon (1pm-7pm), from Monday to Friday
Second year courses are held mainly in the morning (8am-1pm), from Monday to Friday
[download the academic calendar 2011/2012 or the academic calendar 2010/2011]
COURSEWORK
To download the program of each course click here
The basic idea around GIOCA is to supply a solid specialization regarding the three aspects of a broad body of knowledge commonly called administration: Economics, Law and Management.
Surrounding this central nucleus there are various supplemental courses, called Laboratories, aiming at providing a practical, rather than theoretical, viewpoint on operating issues in various artistic and cultural fields:
Various additional courses complement the basic curriculum and attempt to increase the knowledge, approach, and overall training offered to students: Sociology; Humanistic area; Methodological area.
The GIOCA teaching Plan 2011/2012 at a glance (for a total of 120 credits):
PROJECT WORK/INTERNSHIP AND FINAL DISSERTATION
The final semester of the Program consists of a project work based on a deep-contact experience within an artistic or cultural organization or in public or private administration. The project work, elaborated under a supervisor’s guidance, will be the topic of the final thesis.
ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS
From the operational point of view, the Master aims at an “intelligent” use of all aspects of the university resources:
- Lessons are interdisciplinary, exposing the students to problem solving, unique environments, and contacts with students from other programs;
- Courses are assembled ad hoc on the basis of the professors’ interests of research, which expresses an interdisciplinary work ethic and a disposition to innovation;
- Courses are assigned internally to scholars within the department, while others are assigned to international teachers or experts.
- GIOCA also organizes seminars and conferences during the year inviting important professionals or professors; these are compulsory activities organized ad hoc only for the Program.
Attendance is compulsory: students must attend at least 70% of the lessons to be eligible to take the exams.