A New Class of the MAGMa Program Joins IESA

Between meetings, inspiring discussions, and first immersions in the field, a look back at these integration days rich in discoveries.

A program for tomorrow’s players

In a constantly evolving sector, the MAGMa program trains experts able to navigate between art collecting, heritage conservation, and cultural management. It offers a holistic approach combining academic knowledge and hands-on practice, to prepare students for the challenges of the international market.

Immersive integration days

Upon arrival, the students were welcomed by IESA’s management team: Marie-Sandrine Cadudal (director), Anissa Abdellatif (deputy director), and Carolina Ariza (head of the international department). After a presentation of the program by Adriana Turpin and the faculty, the day continued with a round table devoted to institutions and their role in preserving French cultural heritage. A valuable time for discussion to better understand the challenges of the sector.

The evening ended on a friendly note around a cocktail in the IESA hall, a great opportunity for students and teachers to forge their first connections.

The next day, it was time for exploration with a guided tour of the Olga de Amaral exhibition at the Fondation Cartier. An immersion in the heart of contemporary art and heritage, in perfect resonance with the themes addressed in the program.

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A program of excellence in Europe

MAGMa allows students to acquire cross-disciplinary skills in cultural management, law, economics, and conservation. This international program, delivered in partnership with prestigious institutions, offers an enriching academic experience in several European cities:
.Paris (IESA arts&culture)
.Lisbon (University of Lisbon and Instituto Universitário de Lisboa)
.Glasgow (University of Glasgow)
.Rotterdam (Erasmus University)

Through this path, graduates are headed for varied careers: cultural project manager, curator, art consultant , executive in the heritage sector, or exhibition manager.

A semester marked by inspiration

We are delighted to welcome this new class and look forward to supporting them throughout their journey. This semester promises to be rich in discoveries, learning, and encounters that will shape their professional future in the world of art and heritage.

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