Academy of Art Management
Cultural industry systems, artistic engineering and executive strategic output.
DBA in Artistic Engineering and Cultural Industries Management is designed as a professional pathway for learners and practitioners who need to understand cultural industry system design and artistic engineering as a structured industry rather than as a loose collection of creative activities. The programme examines the economic, institutional and operational conditions that allow projects, assets and audiences to circulate across international markets. It is intended for candidates who want to move from participation in the field toward management, coordination and decision-making roles.
The curriculum studies cultural industry strategy, institution models, creative economy, public culture and large-scale project engineering through management cases, sector mapping, practical project methods and professional communication. Students are expected to connect creative value with financial logic, institutional constraints, audience development and cross-border collaboration. The programme therefore treats professional practice as a system: each project must be framed, resourced, communicated, evaluated and adjusted according to real industry conditions.
Graduates are prepared for senior cultural industry leadership and strategic consulting roles. The programme does not present a state degree claim; it presents an executive professional pathway supported by structured learning, applied coursework and a careful certification note. Its academic value lies in helping participants build a precise vocabulary, a portfolio of methods and a professional judgement suited to international cultural, creative and lifestyle industries.
This part of the programme studies cultural industry strategy, institution models, creative economy, public culture and large-scale project engineering through professional cases, sector vocabulary and applied decision-making exercises.
This part of the programme studies project workflows, resource planning and institutional coordination through professional cases, sector vocabulary and applied decision-making exercises.
This part of the programme studies audience behaviour, client experience and communication channels through professional cases, sector vocabulary and applied decision-making exercises.
This part of the programme studies case work, simulation and applied project outputs through professional cases, sector vocabulary and applied decision-making exercises.
This part of the programme studies European and global reference models through professional cases, sector vocabulary and applied decision-making exercises.
Develop the ability to analyse, plan and communicate around sector data, institutional models and competitive positioning in a professional environment.
Develop the ability to analyse, plan and communicate around planning, budgeting, team coordination and delivery in a professional environment.
Develop the ability to analyse, plan and communicate around revenue models, partnerships and brand strategy in a professional environment.
Develop the ability to analyse, plan and communicate around legal, financial, operational and reputational risks in a professional environment.
Develop the ability to analyse, plan and communicate around presenting decisions to stakeholders in a professional environment.
Establish sector-wide diagnosis and structural analysis capacity.
Output: Industry structure report and ecosystem map
Build executable models for institutions, platforms and industry projects.
Output: Strategic project model and implementation plan
Resolve a professional industry problem through a doctoral-level applied output.
Output: Doctoral professional project and executive defence
Professional certification issued by INSTITUTE SAVANTE IDADI. Executive pathway inspired by MBA / DBA-level professional education. Final certification, partner arrangements and admission terms are subject to formal published documents.
Final certification, partner arrangements and admission terms are subject to formal published documents.
