The Master of Performing Arts and Live Entertainment, offered by the Faculty of Arts at the University of Strasbourg, provides specialized training in the field of live performance. The program is divided into two specializations: 'Dramaturgies' and 'Cultural Mediation in Territory and Public Relations'. This diploma combines theoretical knowledge, practical experience, and regular interaction with the professional world. Students will gain specialized skills to analyze the field of performing arts and acquire expertise in historical, aesthetic, and political aspects. The program aims to equip students with conceptual tools for critical analysis of performances and creation processes, as well as knowledge in cultural policy and mediation.
The Master's program focuses on developing key competencies, including thinking about performing arts in multiple languages, conducting research, managing artistic and cultural projects, documenting artistic creation, and interacting with the professional world. These competencies are applied differently within each specialization.
The program includes a mandatory internship in the second year (M2S4) for a minimum of 8 weeks (280 hours). Students have the option to undertake an additional voluntary internship in the first year (M1) outside of class periods. The strong professional network of the program ensures students interact with numerous professionals and partner organizations in the live entertainment sector, facilitating career integration.
Specific admission criteria may vary. Please refer to the dedicated admission page on the University of Strasbourg website for detailed information.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Refer to the official university website for the most current information.
State-controlled diploma (Diplôme National de Master).