Cultural heritage is more than just old stones or folklore. Heritage is the meanings created today
The Master’s program in Cultural Heritage Development trains highly qualified specialists in the humanities, capable of unlocking the potential of cultural heritage and fostering social transformation in Europe and beyond.
If these questions interest you, our Master’s program is the right place to explore them. We offer a community of like-minded individuals, renowned international researchers and experts, and a diverse network of academic and institutional partners.
Our program is a unique laboratory for research and projects. Museums, architecture, folk traditions, conflicts of memory and identity, and newly recognized cultural values meet here with contemporary art, digital transformations, social technologies, and even issues of war and peace. Each Master’s student brings a topic of interest to the program, and together we seek the key to a deep understanding and effective solutions. In addition to research, all Master’s students undertake their own practical projects.
Program Features
Academic Degree:
Master of Arts
Language of Instruction: English
National Educational Programme Code: 6211NX065
Model of Study: Full-time (HR), blended format
Duration: 1.5 years (3 semesters)
Start: October 1, 2026
Tuition fees (per semester):
€1,570 for Belarusian citizens and residents,
€2,120 for international students.
Scholarships and grants: 100% tuition coverage available. More information at the link.
Application deadline: April 7 to August 9, 2026.
Potential Career
Graduates of the program are in demand in the museum, research, and cultural-creative fields, as well as in international and local organizations implementing cultural projects and initiatives
Why choose this program?
- A new vision of cultural heritage — developing competencies that unlock the substantive and socioeconomic potential of cultural heritage.
- Practical focus — the program focuses on real-world projects, providing practical skills for successful professional work in public, private, and international organizations.
- Flexible learning format — regular evening classes and online modules for comfortable work-life balance.
- Experience in European Capitals of Culture — direct study and analysis of approaches to heritage development in European cultural centers.
- Experimental Project Lab — combine research and practice, implementing your own creative and entrepreneurial projects.
- International academic environment — study and work in an environment that meets high European standards.
- Opportunity to participate in international exchange programs — the program provides access to international courses and academic exchange programs (Erasmus+, DAAD, Bard College Network), as well as lectures by faculty and experts from leading universities in Europe and the United States.
After completing the program, graduates can work as:
- Curators – organizing and supporting exhibition and cultural projects in museums, galleries, and cultural centers.
- Researchers and authors of scientific and popular science content – conducting research, preparing publications, and presenting in the field of culture and heritage.
- Independent expert consultants – evaluating cultural projects and advising on their implementation and development.
- Cultural start-up managers – creating and managing their own entrepreneurial projects in the cultural sector.
- Tour guides and interpreters – implementing cultural and tourism programs.
- PR and SMM managers – promoting cultural and creative projects on social media and the media.
- Academic career – opportunity to obtain a doctorate (PhD) and conduct research in the field of international heritage at leading universities.
Admission Requirements
Enrollment in master's programs is conducted without entrance exams, based on a motivational interview and confirmation of English language proficiency (B2 level or higher)
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Contacts
Public Entity “European Humanities University”
17 Savičiaus Str., Vilnius, Lithuania
Email:
curator.heritage@ehu.ltdep.humanities-arts@ehu.lt
consult@ehu.lt