Career prospects

The course prepares historians and critics of art and performance to work within institutions responsible for the protection, conservation, and promotion of cultural heritage, as well as in publishing. Graduates will have the qualifications to access postgraduate training paths for roles in coordination and management within public and private institutions.
Graduates from LM-65 will be able to work in the design and management of creative processes in performance, theater, dance, cinema, photography, television, and audiovisual communication, as well as in musical and multimedia productions. They can work as public relations specialists, image consultants, dialogue writers, and technical editors. In these fields, they may curate programming for multimedia platforms, develop event organization projects, digital treatments, and cataloging for the preservation or protection of tangible and intangible heritage.
Graduates in LM-89 will be able to work in historical-artistic sectors, particularly in museology and curating, cultural services, and communication in all their forms, with responsibilities related to the knowledge, cataloging, study, mobility, protection, and recovery of historical-artistic heritage, as well as curators and conservators in museums.