The structure and sequence of studies are governed by the Degree program and Examination Regulations. They contain detailed descriptions of the contents and qualification goals of each individual module and an exemplary study plan. The examination regulations define the type and requirements of the module examinations and the Master's examination. The regulations specify the credit points (LP) for each module or course as well as the workload in time hours for the entire study program.

The master's thesis is intended to demonstrate that students are able to independently work on and present a research problem using scientific methods. Upon successful completion of the study program, the university degree Master of Arts (M.A.) is awarded.

The program is divided into six compulsory modules and two elective modules.

Compulsory modules:

• Visual Culture and Performing Arts I
• Cultural Economics and Management
• Cultural Policy and Law
• Media and Media Literacy
• Visual Culture and Performing Arts II
• Research Project

Elective modules:

• Knowledge Transfer and Practice Projects
• Creative and Collective Science

General information on modules and credits awarded under the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS)