The two Diplomas carried out by the Culture Management Division in conjunction with Universities and local government institutions; seek to promote training spaces related to cultural issues for different audiences.

                       

The University of Cauca, through the Division of Culture Management, a dependency attached to the Vice-Rector's Office for Culture and Well-being, in alliance with the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Cali headquarters, Universidad Mariana de Pasto and the Urel de Nariño Network organize a Diploma in Cultural Management University and Territory.

 

The Diploma is proposed from objectives oriented in cultural management, where the areas of culture must strengthen their actions applied to work plans, constant elements in the designs, developments and follow-ups that are carried out throughout the semesters. In the same way, it seeks to strengthen the processes originated in the areas of culture of the HEIs as cultural managers articulated in the territories.

 

The structure of the diploma course is given in five modules oriented from its contents allowing a sequentiality in leading the subject to consider their imaginations, conceptions and realities; enjoying concepts and strategies in the relationship of construction of cultural projects, its parallel with cultural management and its application in different contexts and actors.

 

Registrations are until September 4 and the Diploma in University Cultural Management and Territory will be held from September 15 to October 24, from 8:00 in the morning to 2:00 in the afternoon through digital platforms.

 

Another academic event led by the Culture Management Division is the Diploma in Museums Pedagogical and Didactic Spaces, carried out in conjunction with the Municipal Mayor of Popayán and the Cauca Museum Network. The Diploma that begins on September 5 seeks to train different audiences for the development of pedagogical processes in museums.

 

Museums in today's world have transformed from their definition to their functions and spaces. For example, previously it was considered a “warehouse or a place where collective memory is safeguarded”, an entity that still needs to be protected. However, with the creation of museology and museography, museums have been re-conceptualized and re-imagined as institutions that seek to generate, disseminate and facilitate dialogue and the acquisition of knowledge.

 

Registration link:

 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfg3hmMRUkxh1OBE034QzkoHac_l_22...

 

 More Info:

 

Culture Management Division

Mobile: 3127548269

Email: divpatrimonio@unicauca.edu.co - fjvalencia@unicauca.du.co