Joint Master in European Cultural Governance

The  Joint Master in European Cultural Governance (EUCULTURE)  is offered by  CIFE  and the  School of Government at Luiss Guido Carli .

Live in  Rome ,  Berlin,  and  Nice  and learn how the intrinsic relationship of  Cultural Heritage ,  Sustainable Development, and  Digital Transition can contribute to a constructive transformation of 21st-century society.

During the year, students of the EUCULTURE Master will:

• Embark on a cultural  Grand Tour of Europe  with immersive experiences in culturally significant locations in Rome, Berlin, Nice and Paris;
• Gain a comprehensive understanding of  European cultural heritage  and its challenges in light of the twin ecological and digital transitions;
• Study the new policy opportunities and challenges raised by  artificial intelligence ;
• Learn how Europe's cultural policies can be a model for  global sustainable development ;
• Comprehend the  legal and economic dynamics  of the modern cultural and creative industries in the EU;
• Acquire the  professional skills required to manage, budget, and fundraise for European cultural projects;
• Meet and exchange with  key actors in the culture sector , such as artists, museum curators, policy-makers, and academics.

Applied Research - Contributing Partners

Students are expected to actively participate in applied  research studies  provided by our contributing partners. To complement their studies, motivated graduates may apply for  traineeships  in these institutions.

Contributing partners of the program:

• Italian Association of Historic Houses, Rome
• Fondazione Roffredo Caetani, Rome
• UNESCO, Paris
• Musée du Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac, Paris
• European Commission, DG for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture, Brussels

The Centre international de formation européenne (CIFE) is a private institute of higher education and research. It is one of the six designated institutions receiving special funding from the European Union in the framework of the Jean Monnet Programme. Since its foundation by the French intellectual Alexandre Marc in 1954, CIFE has been a firm advocate of European integration, foremost through its international and interdisciplinary study programmes.

European Studies and International Relations

Under the slogan Living and Learning Europe, CIFE offers different Master programmes in European Studies and International Relations which provide students with the opportunity to study in three different countries over a one year period. CIFE's Executive Master in EU Studies is targeted at professionals, by combining online teaching with face-to-face workshops in different European cities. CIFE provides excellent academic teaching, offering students problem-focused learning at the crossroads of theory and practice. This is guaranteed by its international faculty, with guest lecturers from renowned academic institutions and research centres. Many of our programmes are carried out in close cooperation with partner universities. Beyond our academic network, professionals from international organisations, most prominently from the European Union, make an equally substantial contribution to CIFE’s programmes.

Research

CIFE's research priorities reflect its intellectual heritage and academic competence: European Integration with a special focus on Franco-German relations, federalism, energy transition, sustainable development and climate change policies, trends in political and social theory. Together with TEPSA, we are a member of the Horizon 2020 consortium "FEUTURE" and work on different scenarios with regard to the future of Turkish-European relations. Together with its research associates, CIFE has also widened its international academic network and extended its expertise to the Western Balkans, the Eastern Partnership, and China.

Publication

CIFE’s research is available in different publications, most of which are accessible via CIFE’s website and www.cairn.info for its quarterly journal "L'Europe en formation".

L'Europe en formation is a bilingual journal (French/English) dealing with European integration, international relations and federalism, with a transdisciplinary approach bringing together political philosophy, law, economics, sociology and culture. The journal was first launched in 1960 and has set up a scientific committee in 2008 in order to enhance its scholarly profile.

Offices

CIFE has its head office in Nice and branch offices in Berlin, Brussels , Istanbul and Tunis.

Erasmus +

It receives special funding in the framework of the Jean Monnet Programme of the European Union (Erasmus +).