
The Master in Intellectual Property Law, AUDIENCE track, offers a multidisciplinary approach to the cultural sector, combining legal knowledge with management, sociology, and aesthetic principles. This program prepares students for leadership roles in public and private cultural institutions, businesses, and local authorities. It focuses on the evolving landscape of contemporary creation, its implementation, and dissemination, with a strong emphasis on applicable law across various cultural domains. Students will gain expertise in cultural policy development, stakeholder engagement, and contract engineering tailored to diverse artistic disciplines.
The program spans two years (4 semesters) and awards 120 ECTS credits. Teaching includes lectures, application sessions, and workshops. The second semester of each year is dedicated to practical applications and workshops. A minimum three-month internship is mandatory for the professional track.
This program prepares graduates for responsible positions within the cultural sector, including roles such as administrative director, production director, cultural affairs officer, cultural development manager, project manager, administrator of cultural institutions (associations, SEM), cultural venue manager, cultural coordinator, and heritage site administrator. Opportunities include cultural mediation, territorial development, and cultural exchange policy implementation. Internships can also be undertaken abroad.
This program is open to initial training and continuing education. Applications and enrollment details can be found on the university website.
Tuition fees and registration costs are detailed on the university's dedicated enrollment pages.
Part of the Mention Droit de la propriété intellectuelle (Intellectual Property Law mention).
Applicants must have completed a Master 1 in Intellectual Property Law or a related field. The program is open to both initial training and continuing education candidates.
The program spans two years (4 semesters) and awards 120 ECTS credits. The second semester of each year focuses on practical applications and workshops.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Administrative Director, Production Director, Cultural Affairs Officer, and Cultural Project Manager within the cultural sector. Opportunities include cultural mediation, territorial development, and cultural exchange policy implementation.
Prospective students should submit their application according to the specified dates and procedures for Master's programs at the University of Bordeaux. Successful applicants will then proceed with registration.
Specific tuition fees for international students are not provided in the program data. Detailed tuition and registration costs can be found on the University of Bordeaux's dedicated enrollment pages.