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Istanbul, Turkey

Meridian University

MBA in Creative Enterprise

Malmö, Sweden

Malmö University

Master in Media and Communication Studies: Culture, Collaborative Media, and Creative Industries

Île-de-France, France

École de Management Appliqué (EMA)

Mastère en Management Appliqué (Option Industries Créatives)

Master

The Professional Master in Creative Industries synthesizes the interaction of different branches of knowledge aimed at the production and dissemination of goods whose greatest value is created. Its main objective is to contribute to the resolution of problems in environments of media convergence.

The course unites around the so-called creative sectors elements of Journalism, Digital Games, Photography, Public Relations, Economics, Architecture, Law, Advertising, and Propaganda. In this sense, the graduates of the Professional Master's in Creative Industries will be able to develop their skills with excellence in increasingly hybrid market contexts, not only in terms of languages ​​and narratives but also in terms of business models.

It is, therefore, an excellent opportunity for professionals already inserted in this context to improve and refine their procedures. At the same time, the course offers the possibility of a qualified insertion to those who intend to undertake in the sector of Creative Industries.

The Master's degree will be paid in a maximum period of 24 months (equivalent to four semesters), extendable in exceptional situations for a maximum of six months. A total of 25 vacancies will be made available through the selection process.

It is essential to attend two stages in order to obtain a Master's degree: (i) a minimum of 30 credits (disciplines, seminars, congresses, publication) and production of the course conclusion work (final experimental product).

Management Studies

Creative Industries Management

The Catholic University of Pernambuco originated from a combination of efforts undertaken to adhere to an action by the Catholic Church that, especially in the 1940s and 1950s, encouraged the creation of Catholic Colleges and Universities, duly attuned to the ecclesial perspectives for those institutions . The action was concretely assumed, in the case studied, by the members of the Society of Jesus and by its collaborators. The trajectory of UNICAP began with the Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences, and Letters Manoel da Nóbrega, on April 18, 1943, and its formalization as a university took place on September 27, 1951, from the aggregation of pre-existing units. Such a modest origin did not hinder its growth. This article aims to reconstruct primordial aspects of the journey started and, in it, to highlight points that marked its evolution and the commitments it has been assuming with the Recife, Pernambuco, and Northeastern societies, having as analysis bias its performance as a Higher Education Institution and the importance that has been conquering. To write it, the author did a literature review and research in the archives of UNICAP itself, of the Vice-province of Northern Brazil of Companhia de Jesus, and in the State Public Archive. The analysis undertaken allows us to affirm that the Catholic University of Pernambuco was not born of a government decree: it is the result of an educational project by the Church and the Society of Jesus that excited those who dreamed of it, conducted it for seven decades and currently compose it.

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