Today, transversality is manifested as a commitment to the future for university and professional training. In the academic field, the minor in Cultural Creation and Practice allows learning, understanding and applying various perspectives in the field of research, while helping the student to acquire cultural bases that favour the interrelation of knowledge while providing an analytical, critical and personal approach.

In the professional field, the minor in Cultural Creation and Practice can become a distinguishing element in terms of providing tools that enable understanding the global evolution of cultural trends, blurring the boundaries between various disciplines, while providing a broad base for personal creativity and the development of students’ own projects.

In view of the above, this minor aims to provide cross-disciplinary training in skills related to the world of culture so that students are able to create, design, produce and manage cultural projects properly and efficiency in academic and professional spheres. This general goal can be achieved through the series of training activities that make up the minor, where work is carried out in various areas of creation and culture.

Accordingly, the minor in Cultural Creation and Practice is approached through various activities related with the design, production, creation and management of culture.

Students of UPF centres and UPF graduates enrolled in the UPF Alumni programme.

To obtain the minor qualification, students must complete a minimum of 18 ECTS credits.

Students may not include in the minor subjects that are part of their syllabus.

Of the total number of credits that make up the minor, students can take only a maximum of 8 credits as part of their academic record of the official degree at UPF, either as free elective cross-disciplinary training or as credit recognition activity credits, depending on the activity.

Subject timetables and the classrooms where classes will be taught will be determined by the studies responsible for the relevant training activities. The subjects are taught in the language stipulated in the syllabus or in the programme of the proposed activity.

To be awarded the qualification, students must have completed one of the training activities included in the first block and one from the second block.

To obtain the minor qualification, students must complete a minimum of 18 ECTS credits.

2021-2022 academic year. The offer will be updated annually.

UGA Communication Management and Administration Unit, under the supervision of Transversal Programs coordinator and the Academic Management Service (SGA).