Free Online Master's Course in Performing Arts to Deepen Your Knowledge in Pedagogy, Artistic Practice, and Cultural Mediation

Free Online Master’s Course in Performing Arts to Deepen Your Knowledge in Pedagogy, Artistic Practice, and Cultural Mediation

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Published on 21/01/2025 at 20:39

Curso gratuito e online (EAD) de mestrado em artes da cena para aprofundar seus conhecimentos na área pedagógica, artística e de mediação cultural

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Apply for the Professional Master in Performing Arts! Free and Online Course (EAD), with National Certificate and Emphasis on Cultural Management.

The Célia Helena School of Arts (ESCH), in partnership with the Itaú Foundation, announces Call No. 001/2025, which regulates the selection process for the free and online (EAD) Professional Master in Performing Arts: Special Class – Laboratory in Arts and Cultural Mediation. With 25 available spots, this is an excellent opportunity for those who want to deepen their knowledge in the artistic, pedagogical, and cultural mediation fields.

The master’s main objective is to train professionals to act integratively in the field of arts, management, and cultural mediation. The free online course (EAD), lasting 2 years with a total workload of 450 hours, will be programmed in the online modality, with synchronous classes every Wednesday, from 7 PM to 11 PM. During the program, participants will undertake practical activities, seminars, and research focused on cultural mediation.

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The call provides 25 spots, with 13 allocated for affirmative actions. Classes will be taught virtually through the official platform of the Itaú Foundation. This approach ensures access for participants from all regions of Brazil.

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Course Selection Process

The selection process will be divided into four eliminatory phases:

Document analysis to verify the necessary documentation.
Analysis of questionnaire responses, evaluating training and professional trajectory.
Analysis of curriculum and presentation video, focusing on cultural practices and experience in the area.
Online interview, where knowledge and availability to participate in the course will be analyzed.

Additionally, there is a commitment to diversity, ensuring gender, ethnicity, and geography representation among the selected candidates.

Requirements for Registration

Professionals with a higher education diploma recognized by the MEC, who have or are interested in areas such as arts, cultural management, and cultural mediation, can apply for the free online (EAD) master’s course. Internet access, a suitable computer for synchronous classes, and correct submission of required documents, such as curriculum, ID, diploma, and academic transcript, are necessary.

Research Lines Offered

Creative Processes
Pedagogical Processes
Process Management
Memory and Collection

Schedule of the Selection Process

Registration: 07/01/2025 to 01/31/2025
Document Analysis: 04/02/2025 to 04/22/2025
Announcement of Selected Candidates for Interviews: 04/03/2025
Interviews: 04/07/2025 to 04/11/2025
Final Result: 04/29/2025
Start of Classes: 05/21/2025

Enrollment for the Free Course

Enrollment for the free online (EAD) master’s course will be conducted exclusively through the official website of the Itaú Foundation: fundacaoitau.org.br/escola. The final deadline for registration is January 31, 2025, at 6 PM (Brasília time).

The certificate will be nationally recognized and will significantly contribute to the participants’ training and professional advancement.

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Free Online Master’s Course in Performing Arts to Deepen Your Knowledge in Pedagogy, Artistic Practice, and Cultural Mediation

Apply for the Professional Master in Performing Arts! Free and Online Course (EAD), with National Certificate and Emphasis on Cultural Management.

Available Spots and Offer Locations

Course Selection Process

Requirements for Registration

Research Lines Offered

Schedule of the Selection Process

Enrollment for the Free Course

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Apply for the Professional Master in Performing Arts! Free and Online Course (EAD), with National Certificate and Emphasis on Cultural Management.

Available Spots and Offer Locations

Course Selection Process

Requirements for Registration

Research Lines Offered

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Enrollment for the Free Course

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