Cultural projects play an important role in preserving heritage, encouraging creative expression, engaging communities, and contributing to social and economic development. From festivals and exhibitions to heritage initiatives and cultural institutions, these projects require management approaches that recognise their distinctive audiences, stakeholders, objectives, funding structures, and operating environments.
The Cultural Projects Management course provides participants with a practical framework for managing cultural initiatives throughout the project lifecycle. The programme covers project definition and development, cultural research, proposal preparation, planning, budgeting, financing, sponsorship, scheduling, marketing, stakeholder communication, implementation, evaluation, and closure.
Through practical exercises, case studies, and project-development activities, participants learn how to transform cultural ideas into structured project plans, manage resources and timelines, engage audiences and stakeholders, identify appropriate funding approaches, and evaluate project outcomes. The programme culminates in the development and presentation of a cultural project plan.