Listings just updated… no better way to celebrate today’s graduation of our MAs in Art History and Cultural Policy!

Delighted to welcome the new MA class in Arts Management and Cultural Policy to University College Dublin today – 27 students from Ireland, Spain, France, Norway, the US, Hong Kong, Italy, England and Brazil! Looking forward to a wonderful year ahead, getting to know everyone and getting stuck in to a new semester 🙂

Back job-hunting after the bank holiday weekend? Lots of new listings added this morning: https://artsmanagement.ie/jobs/

Lots of new jobs & internships added to the blog today (and every week)! Happy hunting artsmanagement.ie/jobs/

Very pleased to announce details of an upcoming arts management conference this June:

Mapping an altered landscape

www.culturalpolicyconference2014.ie

Wednesday, 25 June 2014, University College Dublin (9 am – 6 pm)

This one-day conference will bring together speakers from a wide variety of backgrounds across the cultural field in Ireland to consider key changes that have taken place since 2008 in policies, structures and management practices.

The conference will be structured as a series of four moderated discussions between panellists and audience. The aim is to facilitate an inclusive dialogue that actively involves managers and practitioners from the arts and heritage sectors. Sessions will:

• review current cultural policy issues and practices
• examine the fitness of both national and local government structures for the effective delivery of cultural services
• identify new forms of practice across the cultural field that have emerged in response to economic, social and technological change.

The focus is on identifying changes to the cultural policy landscape over recent years, some precipitated by economic crisis, others stimulated by social and technological change. Our goal is to stimulate fresh perspectives on the strategic planning of cultural policy for the coming years.

For more details and to register, see www.culturalpolicyconference2014.ie

A UCD-IADT Collaborative Initiative, sponsored by the Arts Council and Heritage Council of Ireland