The oldest cultural management program in Germany turns 30!

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To mark the 30th anniversary of the Cultural Management course at the University of Music and Drama, the Institute of Cultural and Media Management is hosting a ceremony in the HfMT's lavishly renovated Forum on the evening of November 18, 2017, starting at 7 pm.

The course was founded in the winter semester of 1987 by Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hermann Rauhe. Professors such as former Federal Minister Prof. Dres. h.c. Manfred Lahnstein, the President of the Cultural Policy Society Prof. Dr. Oliver Scheytt and the artistic director and composer Prof. Dr. Peter Ruzicka as well as many other high-ranking lecturers have shaped the cultural sector in Germany and cultural management teaching in Hamburg for decades. Today, graduates of the course can be found in all areas of cultural institutions worldwide, such as concert halls, opera houses, theaters, museums and foundations. The cultural scientist Prof. Dr. Reinhard Flender took over the management of the institute from Prof. Dr. Friedrich Loock in 2015. His outlook for the future is: "The Institute for Cultural and Media Management in Hamburg has always been ahead of its time. With the Zajadacz Endowed Professorship for Innovation through Digitalization, we are facing up to the challenges of the digital revolution. Together with inspiring colleagues, we will continue to train talented people for Germany's fascinating cultural landscape."
Institute for Culture and Media Management
Große Bergstraße 264/266
22767 Hamburg
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If you have any questions, please contact Johannes Dam by telephone: 0157 79067863.