From 5-9 November in Tokyo, the 2018 ENCATC International Study Tour is designed as an intensive learning programme for professionals who are academics, researchers, cultural operators, creators, decision makers, and artists coming from Europe and around the globe. This is a unique opportunity to learn, from inside, the cultural management and cultural policy in Japan. The 5-day programme includes the ENCATC Academy on Cultural Policy & Cultural Diplomacy and Study Visits.
ENCATC ACADEMY ON CULTURAL POLICY & CULTURAL DIPLOMACY
The International Study Tour will kick off with the ENCATC Academy on Cultural Policy & Cultural Diplomacy from 5-6 November at The Europa House in Tokyo.
The ENCATC Academy is a special learning experience different from other offers currently available. Combining expertise from the field, higher education, and policy ensures ENCATC provides comprehensive and in-depth knowledge.
As a participant, deepen knowledge on a variety of subjects and gain access to key resources to continue their learning experience: European Perspectives on Japanese Cultural Policy, Relations & Diplomacy; Japan’s Cultural Policy & Practice; Japan’s Cultural and Creative Industries; Doing Cultural Diplomacy in Japan; Tokyo as a world city, its cultural policy, Tokyo’s cultural programme and 2020 Olympic Games; and Promoting cooperation between EU and Japanese universities.
Seize your opportunity to join other motivated professionals who join ENCATC’s wish to back up recent EU-Japan policy developments, who are eager to access the latest on cultural management and policy in Japan, and who are thirsty to deepen their knowledge on cultural policy and cultural diplomacy in the land of the rising sun.
STUDY VISITS TO GET AN INSIDER VIEW OF TOKYO’S VIBRANT ARTS & CULTURAL SCENE
After the Academy, the International Study Tour programme will continue with three days of Study Visits. The itinerary will provide an exciting insider experience into Tokyo’s vibrant and fast-paced arts and cultural scene.
This is a chance to get out into the field to understand what is happening key arts and cultural institutions in Tokyo: The National Art Center; The MORI Building Digital Art Museum; The Yayoi Kusama Museum; Arts Council Tokyo/Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture; and The Japan Foundation for Regional Art-Activities (JAFRA).
Not only will you gain privileged access to these cultural landmarks, you’ll meet with top professionals to learn about their cultural institution’s business models, best practices, audiences, partnership strategies, and more!
Thanks to the study visits, come away with new knowledge and resources on cultural management and cultural policy practice to expand your institution’s education and training programmes, research activities, and projects. Use this valuable time and access to build strong foundations for future collaborations to advance your institution’s international cultural and educational relations.
For more information to register: http://blogs.encatc.org/internationaltour/
