
The MSc in
Arts & NGOs Management is for individuals seeking cross-disciplinary training in preparation for employment in non-profit organisations including, but not limited to: cultural and artistic associations, non-governmental organisations, the public sector, health, leisure, solidarity and consulting.
Considering that non-profit organisations are both business units as well as agents of cultural change within society, the programme develops critical and technical managerial, economic and socially progressive skills.
The programme content is both forward looking and historically informed in its concern with human geography, innovation and development. It provides interdisciplinary practice in problem solving for project work that bridges all levels of the organisation : sector specific knowledge, consumer studies, strategy, communication, and research. Although the programme has been created for students with a first degree in business, its approach is strongly interdisciplinary and critically based to allow for other undergraduate degrees to participate meaningfully.
Prof Isabelle SequeiraMSc in Arts & NGOs Management Programme Director
Isabelle Sequeira graduated from the Ecole du Louvre (Paris) and has been a Professor at EDHEC Business School for the past 20 years.
Having acquired professional work experience at the Fine Art Museum in Montreal, she took up a post at EDHEC Business School, where she created the Department of Culture and Society. This department with more than 60 part-time and adjunct faculty, provides approximately fifty different course to students studying within all EDHEC programmes and organises conferences on a regular basis. Her research activity revolves around the interactions between culture and the economy. Since 2002 Isabelle Sequeira has offered a Masters programme in Culture and Solidarity, which has now become the MSc in Arts & NGOs Management. Since 2007, she has managed the EDHEC Foundation, which promotes cultural and social diversity within EDHEC. The foundation is a solidarity structure at the service of EDHEC students.