Intercultural Arts Management Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences

The programme content is designed to equip students with advanced skills in cultural management and community development, interculturality, geopolitics, and entrepreneurial thinking:

• Acquire sound theoretical knowledge of interculturality, community engagement, postcolonialism, sociology of the arts, and leadership in arts organisations
• Manage cultural projects with international partner organisations
• Experience interculturality first-hand by spending a year abroad and being taught in three different languages (English, Spanish, German)
• Prepare for a successful and international career in arts and culture

Traditional full-time study with the first semester online courses, the second semester on campus in Künzelsau and the third (internship) and fourth semester in Argentina

Universidad Nacional de las Artes, Argentina

The internship in the third semester can be completed at the organisations listed below, among others.

Partner organisations in Argentina:

• Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes Buenos Aires (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes) 
• Grupo de Teatro Catalinas Sur La Boca (Catalinas Sur – Grupo de Teatro) 
• Napalpí Civil Association (Fundación Napalpí – Memoria, Verdad, Justicia, Territorio y Soberanía) 
• Kumelén Civil Asociación (Santa Fe) 
• Municipalities of Moreno (Moreno Municipio) 
• Partido de la Costa (Municipalidad de La Costa) 
• General Pico (La Pampa - Municipalidad de General Pico) 
• Villa Mercedes (San Luis - Municipalidad de Villa Mercedes) 

• You can apply for the Master's programme regardless of the major of your previous Bachelor's degree.
• English proficiency B2

Spanish language skills are not required at the start of the programme. Spanish language courses are compulsory in the first two semesters for non-native speakers.

159 EUR per semester

The cost of living for a student is about 1,000 EUR per month.

The Office of Student Services has set up a job database for part-time jobs.

The job portal of the Career Service of Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences will provide you with information about current job vacancies, internships, student jobs, and final thesis jobs. For more information, click here.

There are various scholarships that provide financial aid:

• Deutschlandstipendium
• Scholarships exclusively for students of Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences

For more information, see: https://www.hs-heilbronn.de/en/scholarships.

The International Career Service assists international students at Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences in launching their careers in Germany. We provide assistance in navigating the German job market and support in the application process, whether for internships, part-time positions, or career entry after completing your studies. For more information, see: https://www.hs-heilbronn.de/en/international-career-service.

There are several halls of residence in Heilbronn, Künzelsau and Schwäbisch Hall. The Office of Student Services of Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences offers a special database for finding accommodation. This database will provide you with a list of commission-free rooms available on the private housing market. For more information, click here.

Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences offers study programmes in engineering, business, and computer science and is located in one of Germany’s leading economic and commercial regions. It is close to metropolitan cities and cultural centres such as Stuttgart, Mannheim, and Heidelberg. Known for its commitment to teaching, learning, and research, the university has campuses located across the Neckar region in Heilbronn, Künzelsau, and Schwäbisch Hall. Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences is very well connected and linked to over 220 reputable international universities all around the world, so students can also gain intercultural experience while, at the same time, improving their language skills.

The university has campuses located in Heilbronn, Künzelsau, and Schwäbisch Hall.

Heilbronn

With over 130,000 inhabitants, Heilbronn is a fascinating city and great for student life. It boasts a long and intriguing history and has evolved into an exciting, lively city with a diverse cultural scene. The city pulsates with activity, offering a large number of cafés, beer gardens, and pubs. For active students, numerous sports clubs, public parks, and the banks of the Neckar River provide ample opportunities for jogging, walking, cycling, inline skating, and more.

Künzelsau

Künzelsau is situated in a region with established hidden champions, global players, and leading companies in global markets. In this diverse landscape, you will find numerous recreational activities and cultural events.

Schwäbisch Hall

Schwäbisch Hall is a city known for its family-friendly environment, medieval flair, high quality of life and work, and an arts and culture programme with importance beyond the region. It is a hospitable and cosmopolitan city where tradition and innovation blend excellently.