Real-World Curatorial Internship, Local Revitalization Pioneers

The foundation of art management lies in having a solid background in art history, which is essential for tasks such as curating exhibitions, art criticism, and art evaluation. Therefore, students are required to undergo in-depth and thorough training in Western, Chinese, and Taiwanese art history, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of art history and visual analysis research methods. This preparation equips them to pursue further studies as needed in the future.

The curriculum covers art administration and management, based on the operational mechanisms of both non-profit and for-profit cultural institutions. It analyzes and reviews various theories, concepts, and techniques within the contemporary art management cultural ecosystem. The goal is to cultivate students' professional knowledge and skills in conceptualization, planning, integration, management, marketing, and communication.

Emphasizing 'Integration of Practice and Theory,' the program aims for students to systematically understand the essential aspects and procedures of planning and executing exhibitions through practical work. The curriculum includes planning annual exhibitions, managing various details of execution, completing event plans, and reviewing and improving processes, all with the goal of achieving the highest level of professional training.